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sailboard 英/ ?se?lb??d / 美/ ?se?lb??rd / - 1
When the Spaniards had taken on board a sufficient supply of wood and of fresh water they set sail, but had scarcely got out to sea when a fever spread among the crew, and became a perfect plague. 西班牙人补充了足够的木材和淡水,又起航了。但是热病开始在船员中蔓延,并形成瘟疫,几乎无法出海。 - 2
We embarked on board a good ship, and, after recommending ourselves to God, set sail. - 3
The empathy factor, says Finkelstein, also explains why board members of collapsed companies often sail into similar professional posts. 芬克斯坦表示,移情因素也能够解释,为何倒闭公司的董事会成员通常能够重新获得类似的职位。
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