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red-hot ['red'h?t]
adj. 炽热的, 近期的
lukewarm [?lu:k?w?:m]
a.温热的
Venezuela [?vene'zweil?]
n. 委内瑞拉
bump up
增加, 提高
spill over
vt. 溢出(过剩)
ample [??mp?l]
a.足够的;宽敞的,面积大的
amber [??mb?]
n.琥珀(色)
dashboard ['d??b?:d]
n. (汽车上的)仪表盘
Czech [t?ek]
n. 捷克人, 捷克语
adj. 捷克的, 捷克人的, 捷克语的
This article reads like a cool breeze in hot summer, evading the sun's flame and refreshing us all.
So many pieces of information on financial crisis, labor costs and manpower shortage, high inflation rate, drought and flood and the like have perplexed us. It's not what just China faces, but most of the emerging economies take the burden. Thanks to the timely measures having been taken, China's economy is not the worst overheating in the world and seems still on the rails. The comparison in the article is a placebo for us and is a performance evaluation of our government. We should forge ahead into the future and adopt appropriate and prompt policies to promote steady development both in mainland and in Hong Kong.
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