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to concur

[动词]

to express agreement with a particular opinion, statement, action, etc.

同意, 一致

Ex: As the negotiations progressed , the two parties found common ground and began to concur on key terms for the partnership .随着谈判的进展，双方找到了共同点，并开始**同意**合作伙伴关系的关键条款。

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concurrence

[名词]

the simultaneous occurrence of events or circumstances

同时发生, 巧合

Ex: The concurrence of their birthdays and anniversary made the date extremely special for the couple .他们的生日和纪念日的**重合**使这对夫妇的日期变得非常特别。

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concurrent

[形容词]

happening or taking place at the same time

同时的, 并发的

Ex: She 's juggling concurrent responsibilities at work , overseeing both the marketing and sales teams .她在工作中兼顾**同时**发生的责任，同时监督营销和销售团队。

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concussion

[名词]

a momentary loss of consciousness provoked by a hard blow on the head

脑震荡, 脑挫伤

Ex: The doctor ordered a brain scan to assess the severity of the concussion and rule out any potential complications .医生下令进行脑部扫描以评估**脑震荡**的严重程度并排除任何潜在的并发症。

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hexagon

[名词]

(geometry) a closed shape with six straight sides and six angles

六边形, 六角形

Ex: In geometry class , students learned how to calculate the area of a hexagon.在几何课上，学生们学习了如何计算**六边形**的面积。

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hexangular

[形容词]

having six angles or corners

六角的, 有六个角的

Ex: Architects incorporated a hexangular window in the church 's design to allow more light in .建筑师在教堂的设计中融入了一个**六角形**窗户，以允许更多的光线进入。

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hexapod

[名词]

an organism or creature with six legs

六足动物, 有六条腿的生物

Ex: Children at the camp were fascinated to learn that not all bugs are hexapods; for instance , centipedes have far more than six legs .营地的孩子们很着迷地了解到，并非所有的虫子都是**六足动物**；例如，蜈蚣的腿远不止六条。

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pedestal

[名词]

a base or support structure for an architectural element or statue

基座, 底座

Ex: To highlight its significance , the rare gem was displayed on a rotating pedestal at the exhibition .为了突出其重要性，这颗稀有宝石在展览中被展示在一个旋转的**基座**上。

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pedestrian

[形容词]

lacking elements that arouse interest, cause excitement, or show imagination

平淡的, 乏味的

Ex: Her presentation was well-organized but rather pedestrian in its content.她的演讲组织得很好，但内容相当**平淡**。

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pediatrics

[名词]

the branch of medicine that is concerned with children and their conditions

儿科

Ex: Pediatrics requires a deep understanding of childhood diseases and developmental milestones .**儿科**需要对儿童疾病和发展里程碑有深刻的理解。

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to incite

[动词]

to encourage someone to commit a crime or act violently

煽动, 鼓动

Ex: The online post was found to incite harmful behavior .该在线帖子被发现**煽动**有害行为。

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incitement

[名词]

the act of motivating or encouraging someone to act or behave in a particular way

煽动, 激励

Ex: The leader 's speech served as an incitement for the protesters to march toward the city hall .领导人的讲话作为**煽动**，促使抗议者向市政厅行进。

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negligence

[名词]

the failure to give enough attention or care to someone or something, particularly someone or something one has responsibility for

疏忽, 疏忽大意

Ex: The accident at the playground was attributed to the school 's negligence in maintaining the equipment .游乐场的事故归因于学校在维护设备方面的**疏忽**。

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negligible

[形容词]

so small or insignificant that can be completely disregarded

微不足道的, 可忽略的

Ex: The difference in their scores was negligible, with only a fraction of a point separating them .他们分数之间的差异**微不足道**，仅相差几分之一。

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negligently

[副词]

in a careless way that causes harm or fails to meet expected duty

疏忽地

Ex: They had negligently ignored repeated warnings about the bridge 's safety .

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wanton

[形容词]

free and careless in sexual actions or behaviors

放荡的, 淫乱的

Ex: Gossip about her wanton escapades spread quickly through the small town.关于她**放荡** escapades的流言在小镇上迅速传开。

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wantonness

[名词]

the quality of acting carelessly and without restraint, often without concern for consequences

放荡, 肆意

Ex: The book depicted an era marked by joy and wantonness.这本书描绘了一个以欢乐和**放纵**为标志的时代。

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to brigade

[动词]

a group, especially in the military, organized for a specific purpose

组建旅, 编队

Ex: A medical brigade went abroad after the earthquake.一支医疗**队**在地震后出国了。

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brigadier

[名词]

a rank of officer in the army, above colonel and below major general

准将, 高级军官

Ex: The army base was buzzing with activity in anticipation of the brigadier's inspection .在准将的检查前夕，军事基地活动繁忙。

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brigand

[名词]

a robber or bandit, particularly one of a group that attacks and robs people in isolated areas

强盗, 土匪

Ex: Some brigands pretend to be merchants , only to ambush and rob unsuspecting travelers .一些**强盗**假装成商人，只是为了伏击和抢劫毫无戒备的旅行者。

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