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| 1 | U a valuable yellow metal used for making jewellery 金；黄金 |
| The picture frames were made of solid gold. 画框是由纯金制成的。 |
| 22 carat gold 22开金 |
| | 1a | U things such as jewellery and coins that are made of gold 金饰品；金币 | | Over £80,000 worth of gold was stolen from the safe. 价值8万多英镑的金饰品被从保险柜中偷走。 | |
| | 1b | C/U a medal made of gold that is given to the winner of a race 金牌 | | So Australia gets the gold and Britain the silver. 这样澳大利亚获得金牌，英国获得银牌。 | | We always thought Sally was going to win gold. 我们一直认为萨莉将夺得金牌。 | |
| | 1c | U used for saying that someone or something is very good or valuable 宝贵的东西；难能可贵的人 | | That girl is pure gold. 那个女孩极其纯洁善良。 | |
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| 2 | C/U the colour of gold 金色；金黄色 |
| The boat was painted in black and gold. 这艘船被刷成黑色和金色。 |
| the reds and golds of the autumn foliage 秋叶的红色和金黄色 |
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| - | a pot/crock of gold
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| a large amount of money that will make someone rich for ever |
| 大笔财富 |
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| Anyone coming here in search of a pot of gold is going to be disappointed. 任何想到这里来大发横财的人都将失望。 |
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