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| 1 | an example or small amount of something that shows you what all of it is like 样品；试样 |
| +of I took home some samples of curtain fabrics. 我把一些窗帘布样品带回了家。 |
| We had to bring some samples of our work to the interview. 我们得带些我们作品的样品去面试。 |
| | 1a | a small amount of a product given to people to try 试样；试用产品 | | free sample They gave me loads of free samples of their make-up. 他们给了我许多他们的化妆品免费试样。 | |
| | 1b | made as a sample 样品的；实例的 | | a booklet that gives some sample examination questions 提供一些考题实例的小册子 | |
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| 2 | a small amount of a substance used for scientific or medical tests （供科学或医学检测用的）抽样样本 |
| Tests were performed on hair and blood samples. 对头发和血液样本进行了测试。 |
| takecollectobtain a sample Researchers are taking samples of the air close to the factory. 研究人员在采集工厂附近的空气样本。 |
| | 2a | a group of people used for getting information about a larger group or about the whole population 人口抽样样本 | | After six weeks on the drug, over 60% of the sample showed some improvement. 用药6星期后超过60%的抽样者有所好转。 | | The reliability of the results depends on the size of the sample. 结果的可信度取决于抽样的规模大小。 | | random sample (=chosen without any definite pattern or plan) The study took a random sample of 100 students from 3 schools. 随机抽样 | |
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| 3 | a short piece of music copied from a record , then used again as part of a new piece of music （从旧曲中摘出拼入新曲的）音乐片断 |
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