There'll be bluebirds over the white cliffs of Dover,Tomorrow, just you wait and see.
— Nat Burton  ·  Birds

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over ['ovɚ] 词频1
prep. （表示方向）越过;（部份或全部覆盖）在…上面;由于;（表示论及）关于; adv. 结束;再;（倒）下;从一边至另一边; adj. 过去的;外面的;在上的;上级的; n. 额外;剩余;剩余（或多余）的量;剩余物; int. [电信学]报文完，请回复！; vt. 走过，跳过;[美国方言]从…恢复过来;
"The government did an about-turn over nuclear energy."
政府对核能的态度来了个180度的大转变。
近义：above, on, up, regarding, relating, respecting 反义：under, below, beneath
white [waɪt] 词频1
adj. 白色的，纯洁的;无色的，透明的;白衣的;白种人的; n. 白色;白种人;空白;白色颜料; vt. （书写，印刷等）留出空白处;使变白色，刷白;漂白;
"a collar and cuffs of white lace"
带白色蕾丝花边的衣领和袖口
近义：gubbah, gub, glair, glaire, hoary, gray 反义：inky, jet, jetty, atramentous, onyx, blacked
tomorrow [tə'mɔro] 词频1
adv. 在明天，在明日; n. 明天;最近，不远的将来;
💡 汤姆(tom)或者(or)同排(row)同学 明天请假
"Could I have an alarm call at 5.30 tomorrow, please?"
请在明天早晨5:30打电话叫醒我好吗？
近义：morrow 反义：lately
wait [wet] 词频1
vt.& vi. 等候;等待;（尤指长期地）希望;盼望; vi. 准备妥;在手边;可得到;可使用; vt. 推迟，搁置，延缓;
💡 因为want（想要），所以wait(等) 青蛙(wa)为它(it) 等了好久
"I'll wait until they arrive."
我会一直等到他们来。
近义：await, bide, expect, waiting, delay
Dover [['douvə]]
n. 多佛(英国港口)
bluebirds
n. 北美洲产的蓝知更鸟( bluebird的复数形式 )

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