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基本解釋

The occasion for this is a crop of new dynamic languages.
一批新的動(dòng)態(tài)語(yǔ)言的出現(xiàn)是其誘因。
America's first dictionary -- Noah Webster's A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language -- was published 200 years ago and also introduced a crop of fresh words that have now become familiar.
美國(guó)第一部詞典--諾亞韋伯斯特先生的《簡(jiǎn)明英語(yǔ)詞典》于200年前出版，當(dāng)時(shí)收入其中的一批新詞如今已為大家十分熟悉了。
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In Robert Enke, Hanover also have arguably the best of a crop of very good goalkeepers in Germany and this looks set to be an even better year for the club.
此外球隊(duì)還擁有堪稱(chēng)是德國(guó)最好的守門(mén)員之一的門(mén)將羅伯特-恩克。由此可以看出，一個(gè)更加美好的新賽季正在向漢諾威隊(duì)招手。
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In exchange for this, the owner would get a large share of the crop raised by the tenant farmer.
A lot of it can't produce the crop you would most like to grow.
大多數(shù)土壤并不能栽種出你最想要的作物
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The reason for that is, if you are just engaged in a single crop farming, well you plant it, you take care of it, and then when the times comes you reap it.
其中的原因是,如果只是種莊稼,你先播種,接著你好生照料它們,然后成熟時(shí)收割它們
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Some have integrated new capabilities while a crop of next generation agencies are coming into their own.
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