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俄烏最新一輪和談有新進展，俄方承諾在烏克蘭首都基輔和北部大城切爾尼戈夫周邊減少戰事；烏方表示這場和談已足以讓2國總統會面。
俄烏和談新進展 白宮發言人： 俄軍僅重新部署、並非撤離不過俄羅斯首席談判代表梅丁思基警告，是緩和戰爭局勢，不是停火。對於俄方減少戰事的決定，美國總統拜登說拭目以待、英國首相強生表示要從俄方的行動判斷而不是看聲明就相信。
白宮發言人貝丁菲爾德指出，「沒有人應該被俄羅斯的宣稱所愚弄，俄軍在烏克蘭重新部署，而非撤離。」
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dandelion
common dandelion Taraxacum officinale
(Elizabeth Morales)
拓、拓宇
拓片注音ㄊㄚˋ ㄆ｜ㄢˋ
解釋： 將碑刻﹑金石文物等上面的字畫﹑圖案拓印下來，成為單頁的紙片，稱為拓片。如：甲骨拓片。
不過，【拓】解釋：
開展、擴充。如：開拓、拓展。
開墾。如：拓荒。
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rubbing
A representation of a raised or indented surface made by placing paper over the surface and rubbing the paper gently with a marking agent such as charcoal or chalk.
n. - 摩擦, 按摩, 研磨, 拓印
idioms:
• rubbing alcohol 外用酒精
日本語 (Japanese)
n. - こすること, 摩擦, マッサージ, 石刷り, 拓本, 磨くこと
idioms:
• rubbing alcohol 消毒用アルコール
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【拓宇】
解釋：開拓領域。南朝梁˙劉勰˙文心雕龍˙詮賦：然賦也者，受命於詩人，拓宇於楚辭也。
n.
- A Eurasian plant (Taraxacum officinale) of the composite family having many-rayed yellow flower heads and deeply notched basal leaves. Widely naturalized as a weed in North America, it is used in salads and to make wine.
- Any of several similar or related plants.
- A brilliant to vivid yellow.
[Middle English dent-de-lioun, from Old French dentdelion, from Medieval Latin dēns leōnis, lion's tooth (from its sharply indented leaves) : Latin dēns, dent-, tooth + Latin leōnis, genitive of leō, lion; see lion.]
WORD HISTORY Dent-de-lioun, the Middle English form of dandelion, makes it easy to see that our word is a borrowing of Old French dentdelion, literally, “tooth of the lion,” referring to the sharply indented leaves of the plant. Modern French dent-de-lion, unlike Modern English dandelion, reveals to anyone who knows French what the components of the word are. The English spelling reflects the pronunciation of the Old French word at the time it was borrowed into English. The t in dentdelion probably disappeared early in Old French, having been absorbed into the related sound of the d. The earliest recorded instance of the word occurs in an herbal written in 1373, but we find an instance of dandelion used in a proper name (Willelmus Dawndelyon) in a document dated 1363.
dandelion
(dăn'dl-ī'ən)
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