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plague [pleɡ] 词频3 词根: pl-
n. 瘟疫;灾害，折磨; vt. 使染瘟疫;使痛苦，造成麻烦;
💡 捕那个（谐音）{除四害捕那个} 瘟疫 pla(play)+gue(gui鬼):被鬼玩- 瘟疫
"Plague was then prevailing in that city."
当时瘟疫正在该城流行.
近义：infect, infest, pester, parasitize, contaminate, defile
houses
n. 住宅；房子的总称；家园；洋房 （house的复数）
近义：dwellings

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