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middle ['mɪdl] 词频1 词根: 中间
n. 中部，中间;腰部;中央;正中; adj. 中部的;中央的;正中的;中间的; vt. 把…放在中间;把…对折; vi. 放在中间;对折;
"The area contains a disproportionate number of young middle-class families."
此地年轻的中产阶级家庭特别多。
近义：midpoint, midst, average, center, centre, waist 反义：stub, terminal, tip, butt, extreme, extremity
aged [[eidʒd]] 词频3
a. 老的, 陈的, 有...岁的\\n[化] 老化的; 老化了的; 陈化的; 陈化了的
近义：old, stale, antique, obsolete, oldish, decrepit 反义：new, recent, fresh, juvenile, unmarried, youthful
boys
n. 男孩子们；小伙子们（boy的复数）

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