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    1)Police said the accident occurred about 4∶30 p.m．

    2)This small tree also occurs in central and southern India．

    3)The though of giving up never occurred to me．

    occur为不及物动词，“to happen, especially unexpectedly”，如上面例句中的________；“come into sb's mind suddenly”，如上面例句中的________；“to exist or be found somewhere”，如上面例句中的________。

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    1);3);2); come to; hit on; strike on; come up with


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