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And in fact, it can have disastrous negative consequences, especially once interest rates get wind of it.
實(shí)際上，會(huì)産生災(zāi)難性的後果，尤其是利率察覺(jué)風(fēng)聲。
Prepare yourself before you ever get wind of a test coming up by reviewing the material you learned in class that day.
在你打聽(tīng)到考試的風(fēng)聲後，就得複習(xí)儅天在課堂上學(xué)習(xí)過(guò)的材料。
However, if a big player such as Man City get wind of him they could blow us all out the water, despite Arsenal having first refusal, they can't pay mega money.
但是，如果一個(gè)大的球員，比如男子城市得到他他們可以摧燬我們的風(fēng)所有水征得盡琯阿森納有第一次拒絕，不能繳付巨型錢(qián)。
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Radioactive particles travel in the wind and get absorbed into soil with the help of rain and snow.

One problem with test-driving prototypes and mule cars is that rival manufacturers, and the motoring press, can more easily get wind of new models.
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This is a big coup for the rebels, and a huge embarrassment for the security forces, which failed to get wind of, let alone prevent, the attack.
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Once businesses get wind of how easy this is, I imagine some will be racing to install a blue-tuned Hue in order to keep workers awake—particularly night-shift workers.
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