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renewal[ri'nju:?l] n.

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1. ¡ª My baby sucks almost everything that he can get hold of. ¡ª Don't worry. It's just a phase and it'll get over it soon. 2. The project is only in the initial phase as yet, but it looks quite promising (´óÓÐÏ£ÍûµØ>.OOeZsSX01M Interrelate[?int?ri'leit] v. [(with>] connect or be connected to each other in a way that makes one depend on the other [³£ÓëwithÁ¬ÓÃ]<ʹ£©Ï໥¹ØÁª2Kd7YCq1gs get sth. out of sth. \\ sb.gain sth. from sth. \\ sb. ´Ó¡¤¡¤¡¤µÃµ½<»ñµÃ£©gGcgumU2v9 1. Will I get a huge profit out of this deal? No, I'll probably lose a lot of money on it.

2. I never get much out of his lectures. I wish he would try some other ways of teaching.uCco06o3JP 24 / 24