1. n. (复数)细菌

2. However, one lawyer, who prefers to remain anonymous, says Teach Firsters’ prior experience and autonomy in a classroom can mean they feel frustrated starting at the bottom of an organisation’s ladder again.

3. 1.中国经济。中国是世界上第二大石油消费国，并且已经在2013年底超过美国，成为全球最大液体燃料进口国。对于油价来说，更重要的一点取决于中国石油消费量在今后几年的增长态势。美国能源情报署预计，2020年中国的日均原油消费量将比2012年高出300万桶，约占这段时间内全球新增需求的四分之一。尽管还存在很多不确定因素，但中国经济刚刚送走了令人失望的第四季度。最终，中国2014年全年经济增长率跌至逾25年来的最低点。中国经济能否停止减速，这一点我们难以得知，但它的走势将对2015年的油价产生巨大影响。

4. 当啤酒杯抬高，从啤酒机挪开，杯底磁铁会封住杯底，您就可以取走啤酒享用了。

5. n. 前辈，前任，原有事物

6. Some 695 million netizens used mobile phones to access the Internet in 2016, with a growth rate exceeding 10 percent for the third straight year, the report said. Smartphone-based Internet use accounted for 95.1 percent of all Internet users, up from 90.1 percent in 2015.

应用

1. 31岁的扎克伯格去年的表现力压群豪，个人资产上涨了112亿美元，从去年的第十六位跃升至今年的第六位。这是他和杰夫·贝佐斯首次进入福布斯年度排名榜单前十位。

2. Duh.

3. “Tangerine” (Sean Baker)

4. The 8,000 volunteers who will welcome international visitors to London 2012 have been issued with a 66-page instruction manual, covering everything from foreign etiquette to uniform care and advice on dealing with journalists. But what of the visitors themselves? Could they not do with a manual outlining the customs, manners and practicalities of the islands they are visiting? We hereby present a simple guide to UK etiquette for the 2012 Olympics.

5. Europe fell into a debt crisis. Japan faced a natural disaster. Emerging markets, once the bright spots on the global landscape, lost their glow. Political crises from Italy to Egypt to Thailand raised the prospect of another round of global unrest.

6. 这些数据衡量了校友们自毕业以来在职业方面成就如何，衡量标准包括薪资、职位级别及个人成绩。

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1. 据哈佛大学校报报道，至少10名学生因在脸书私聊小组中发布“猥琐表情”而失去哈佛大学的入学资格。

2. We've had the technology to artificially restore hearing for decades, but internal implants do nothing for the visible parts of the ear. You'd think those big flaps (“pinnae”) on either side of your head would be easy to replicate, since they're just skin and cartilage rather than complex organs. In reality, scientists have never done a good job with fake ears. Traditional replacements look and feel like plastic toys.

3. Faber laughs at Bernanke's remark that the economy would be strong enough later this year so he could take his foot off the gas, that is begin 'tapering, or scaling back it's stimulative quantitative easing (QE) program later this year.' Yes, laughed.