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    根据汉语、首字母或语境提示写出单词

    1.We were eager to hear the ___________(宣布) of the winner of the race.

    2.The beauty of the sunrise is beyond ________________(描述).

    3.I slowed down the _____________(过程) deliberately so as to let myself have more time to think.

    4.In many countries, political __________(嫌疑犯) are kept under police observation.

    5.My eyes were so ___________(肿胀) that I could hardly see anything.

    6.She was always o___________ even when things were at their worst.

    7.We s___________ the juice from an orange just now.

    8.I told him the good news the i___________ I met him on the street.

    9.The shop assistant was fired out as she was a____________ of cheating customers.

    10.The museum __________ of three parts, one for architecture, one for painting collections and another for statues.

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