| 单词 |
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| 释义 |
- aerospacenoun
c1 - alienadjective
c1 - astrobiologistnoun
c1 - astrobiologynoun
c1 - atmosphericadjective
c1 - axisnoun
c1 - Big Bangnoun
c1 - black holenoun
c1 - cometnoun
c1 - constellationnoun
c1 - cosmicadjective
c1 - cosmonautnoun
c1 - cosmosnoun
c1 - eclipsenoun
c1 - exoplanetnoun
c1 - full moonnoun
c1 - go downphrasal verb
c1 - gravitynoun
c1 - half-moonnoun
c1 - lift offphrasal verb
c1 - lunaradjective
c1 - Mercurynoun
c1 - meteornoun
c1 - meteoritenoun
c1 - Milky Waynoun
c1 - missionnoun
c1 - NASAabbreviation
c1 - Neptunenoun
c1 - new moonnoun
c1 - ozone layernoun
c1 - Plutonoun
c1 - raynoun
c1 - rotationnoun
c1 - satellitenoun
b2 - Saturnnoun
c1 - space shuttlenoun
c1 - UFOnoun
c1 - Uranusnoun
c1 - weightlessadjective
c1 - weightlessnessnoun
c1 - zodiacnoun
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| 随便看 |
- catch breath
- catch-cold
- catch crop
- catch-crop
- catched
- catcher
- Catcher in the Rye
- catcher-in-the-rye
- catchers
- catches
- catches it
- catches on
- catch/get/grab some rays
- catch, get, grab, take, etc. a hold of somebody
- catch, get, grab, take, etc. (a) hold of somebody/something
- catch, get, grab, take, etc. a hold of somebody/something
- catch, get, grab, take, etc. a hold of something
- catch, get, grab, take, etc. hold of somebody
- catch, get, grab, take, etc. hold of somebody/something
- catch, get, grab, take, etc. hold of something
- catch hell
- catch-hell
- catchier
- catchiest
- catchily
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