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| /ˈbækˌdrɒp/ |
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| 1 | everything that you can see behind the main thing you are looking at 周围景物；背景 |
| The lake and mountains provided a dazzling backdrop for the ceremony. 湖光山色为典礼增添了光彩夺目的景致。 |
| | 1a | a painted cloth hanging at the back of the stage in a theatre 背景幕布 | |
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| 2 | the situation or place in which something happens （事情发生的）背景，地点 |
| Her new novel has 19th-century China as its backdrop. 她的新小说以19世纪的中国作为背景。 |
| Negotiations were carried out against a backdrop of continued fighting. 谈判是在战斗仍在继续的背景下进行的。 |
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