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CATTI
二级笔译综合能力
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个必备单词
1
、
achieve: to
gain with effort
she
achieved her goal despite setbacks.
2
、
apparatus:
equipment designed to serve a specific function
Eg: A nuclear reactor is the
apparatus
in which atoms are
split.
核反应堆是分裂原子的装置。
a group of body parts that work
together to perform a given function;
Eg:The breathing
apparatus
includes the nose,
throat and lungs.
呼吸器官包括鼻、咽喉及肺。
3
、
appease : cause
to be more favorably inclined; gain the good will
of; overcome
or
allay(
使平静
) make peace with
The move was widely seen as an attempt
to
appease
critics of the
regime.
He tried to
appease
the crying child by
giving him candy
The move was widely
seen as an attempt to
appease
critics of the
regime.
The government tried to
appease
discontented
workers
。
It was a
blunder for them to try to
appease
the aggressor.
4
、
appetent:
[?'p?t?nt]
marked by eager
desire;
热望的，意欲的，本能欲求的
Henry is
appetent
squeeze Woerte, where just does not go.
亨利意欲挤走沃尔特，沃尔特硬是不走。
Chinese economy is
appetent
remove shipping to
go, will confused credit issue
eventually this key.
中国经济意欲起航运行，终将绕不过信用问题这块暗礁。
5
、
appliance: a
device that is very useful for
a particular
job;
durable goods for
home or
office use
These advances were the
result of the intellectual
appliance
of science.
这些进
步是巧妙应用科学的结果。
6
、
apportion:
distribute
according to a
plan
or set
apart for
a special purpose;
give out
as one's portion or share
I don't wish
to
apportion
blame among
you/to any of you.
我不愿意怪罪你们大家
[
你
们任何人
]
。
It's already been agreed
in principle to
apportion
the value of the patents
It was
difficult to
apportion
the
blame for the accident.
7
、
apposite:
[??p?z?t]
being of striking
appropriateness and pertinence
适当的，合
适的，贴切的
This is a
very
apposite
comparison.
这是一个非常妥帖的比喻。
His
answer was
apposite
.
他的回答是得当的。
That
proverb is
apposite
to this
case.
那谚语切合于这个情形。
8
、
apprehend:
get
the
meaning
of
something;
take
into
custody(
拘留
);
anticipate
with
dread or anxiety vt.
理解；逮捕，拘押；忧虑
I
apprehend
no worsening of
the situation.
我不担心局势会恶化
Do you
apprehend
any difficulty
你担心会有困难吗？
At last I
apprehend
ed his meaning.
最后，我理解了他的意思。
9
、
apprentice:
[?'prent?s]
works for an
expert to learn a trade
学徒
My son is an
apprentice
in a furniture
maker's workshop
His father
apprentice
d him to a
barber
他父亲让他学理发
an
apprentice carpenter
10
、
approximate:
be close or similar; judge tentatively or form an
estimate of
(quantities or time);
The Prime Minister has made a statement
closely
approximate
to a
falsehood.
首相
发表了一项几近谎言的声明。
Newton mechanics is no more than an
approximate
version of
quantum mechanics.
牛
顿力学只是量子力
学的一种近似描述。
11
、
aquatic:
[??kw?t?k]
a
plant
that
lives
in
or
on
water;
relating
to
or
consisting
of or being in water; operating or
living or growing in water;
Aquatic
sports include
swimming and
rowing
水上运动包括游泳和划船。
We visited an
aquatic
city in Italy.
我们在意大利访问过一个水上城市
In this method
aquatic
medium.
在
这种方法中，“自由水”样品是直接在水介质中取得的。
Certain species of
aquatic
animals are capable
of producing physiological shocks.
某些种类的水生生物能够引起生理学的电击。
12
、
arbitration:
[?
ɑ:b??tre??n
]
(law)
the
hearing
and
determination
of
a
dispute
by
an
impartial
referee
agreed
to
by
both
parties
(often
used
to
settle
disputes
between
labor and
management) the act of deciding as an arbiter;
giving authoritative
judgment; n.
仲裁，公断
Both sides
in the dispute have agreed to go to
arbitration
.
争执双方已同意提请仲
裁。
They signed a treaty to settle all
border disputes by
arbitration
.
他们通过
仲裁签
订了解所有边境争端的条约。
Both sides have agreed that the
arbitration
will be binding.
双方都赞同仲裁具有约
束力。
The wage disagreement is under
arbitration
.
工资纠纷正在仲裁中。
It was
settled by compulsory
arbitration
.
此事已通过强制性仲裁得到解决。
13
、
arcane
：
[
ɑ:?ke?n
]
requiring secret or mysterious
knowledge;
秘密的；神秘的；晦
涩难解的
The technique at one time was
arcane
in the minds of most
chemists.
这种技术在大
多数化学家心目中一度是神
秘的。
Each of us is a
specialist in one of
arcane
arts.
我们每一个都是某方面的专家。
Sorcerer's nukes come in 3 elements:
arcane
, fire and ice.
魔术师的攻击有
3
种元素
属
性：神秘，火，冰。
14
、
ardent:
characterized
by
intense
emotion;
characterized
by
strong
enthusiasm;glowing or
shining like fire
热心的，热情的，热烈的；炽热的；强烈的；<
/p>
激烈的
He's an
ardent
supporter of the
local football team.
他是本地足球队的热情支持者。
I've never met such an
ardent
pacifist as Terry.
我从未见过像特里这样热情的和平主
义者。
Her admirers were fewer, and fatter,
and less
ardent
.
她的爱慕者少一些，胖一些，感
情不那么热烈。
Ardent
expectations were
held by his parents for his college career.
他父母对他的
大学学习抱着殷切的期望。
She is at heart an
ardent
reformer.
她实际上是个热心的改革家。
15
、
aristocrat :
[??r?st?kr?t]
a member of
the aristocracy n.
贵族；贵族政治论者；
有贵族派头的人
The curtain went up on the final act of
the play and revealed the
aristocrat
sitting
alone behind bars in his dark cell.
这出戏的最后一场的帷幕升起来了，展现在观众面
前的是那位贵族，他
孤独地坐在铁栏后的那间黑暗的号房里。
He is an
aristocrat
to the very
marrow of his bones.
他是一个道道地地的贵族。
The
harried magazinist appeared as the tragic young
aristocrat
.
给杂志写稿
的潦倒文
人，成了悲剧性的年轻贵族。
16
、
armistice:
[?
ɑ:m?st?s
]
a state of peace agreed to between
opponents so they can
discuss peace
terms n.
停火；
停战；休战协议；停战协议
The
two nations signed an
armistice
.
两国签署了停火协议。
The
Italian
armistice
is nothing
but a clumsy trap.
意大利的停战不过是一个笨拙的陷
阱。
After the
armistice
he had spent a
month in Paris.
停战以后他在巴黎呆了一个月。
17
、
arrant:
[??r?nt]
without
qualification; used informally as (often
pejorative
轻
蔑的
)
intensifiers adj.
彻头彻尾的，完全的；臭名昭着
He
is an
arrant
fool.
他是个大傻瓜。
The most
arrant
nonsense about a
product is never questioned.
而且从来没有人对广告
中最荒谬绝伦的东西提出过质疑
What an
arrant
hypocrite!
多么坏的伪君子！
18
、
arrogant
：<
/p>
[??r?g?nt]
having
or
showing
feelings
of
unwarranted
（无根据的）
importance
out of overbearing pride;
傲慢的，自大的；带有傲慢，出自傲慢；骄慢
He's an
arrogant
little swine!
他是个傲慢的小讨厌鬼！
Mona had watched him grow into an
arrogant
political agitator.
莫娜瞧着他成长为一
个高傲的政治鼓动家。
You've got to get rid of your
arrogant
ways.
你这骄傲劲儿得好好改改
19
、
articulate:
[
ɑ:'t?kj?le?t
]
provide with a joint; put into words or
an expression;
speak, pronounce, or
utter in a certain way; express or state clearly
发音清晰的；
善于表达的；有关节的
; <
/p>
清晰地发（音）
；言语表达；
（用关节）
连接
;
清楚地和清晰地讲；
发音；<
/p>
[
解剖学
]
连接
She is an
articulate young woman.
She struggled
to
articulate
her thoughts.
她竭力表明她的想法。
After
the injury the bones did not
articulate
as well as
before.
受伤后骨的关节不
如从前连接的好。
Articulate
speech is very
important.
清楚的表达能力是非常重要的。
20
、
artifice:
[?
ɑ:t?f?s
]
a deceptive maneuver (especially to
avoid capture) n.
灵
巧；诡计；巧妙办法；虚伪行为
His remorse is just an
artifice
to gain sympathy. <
/p>
他的悔恨只是一种骗局，是为了博取
同情。
He displayed a great deal of
artifice
in decorating his
new house.
他在布置新房子
中表现出富有的技巧。
But she liked no
artifice
.
可她不喜欢打扮。
21
、
ascribe:
[?'skra?b]
attribute or
credit to
把…归于，认为…是由于；认为…具有
I would not
ascribe
vice to him.
我不愿意把罪过归给他。
Scholars
ascribe
the unsigned painting to Rubens.
学者们认为这
幅无落款的画的作者是
鲁本斯。
He ascribes his low mark to the noisy study
environment.
他把他的低分数归因于嘈
杂的学
习环境。
22
、
< br>asperity
：
[??sper?ti]
something hard to
endure
；
harshness of manner
粗暴；（表面
的）粗糙；（环境的）艰苦；严寒的天气
He spoke to the boy with
asperity
他严厉地对那男孩讲话。
Mrs Tremaine, wrought up, could resist
an unusual
asperity
.
屈里曼太太被惹上气来，
忍不住尖锐地顶她一句。
23
、
assert
[?'s?:t]
vt.
state
categorically
（直截了当）
；
to
declare
or
affirm
solemnly
and
formally
as
true
；
insist
on
having
one's
opinions
and
rights
recognized
；
assert
to be
true
声称，断言；维护，坚持；坚持自己的主张；生效
She continued to
assert
that she was
innocent.
她仍然坚称自己无辜。
To
assert
this is
to denigrate the effectiveness of the police.
坚持这一点就是贬低
警方的办事能力。
The enemy will invariably seek
opportunities to
assert
himself.
敌人是一定要寻找机
会表现他们自己的。<
/p>
I choose rather to hesitate
my opinion than to
assert
it
roundly.
我宁可犹疑地表示
我的意见而不愿直率地断
言这件事。
24
、
authentic
[
?:?θent?k
]
conforming to fact and therefore worthy
of belief; not
counterfeit or copied;
I don't know if the painting is
authentic
.
我不知道这幅画是不是真迹。
This is an
authentic
news can depend
on it.
这是篇可靠的新闻报道，我们相
信它。
Both texts are equally
authentic
.
两种文本具有同等效力。
The
information is
authentic
for
it comes from an authoritative magazine.
这些消
息是可信的因为它们来自一本权威的杂志。
25
、
authoritative:
[
?:?θ?rit?tiv
]
having authority or ascendancy or
influence; of
recognized authority or
excellence; sanctioned by established authority;
an
authoritative
tone of voice
命令式的口气
David speaks in an
authoritative
tone.
大卫以命令的口吻说话。
So
far no
authoritative
figures
are available as to the persent telephone
ownership
in this city.
迄今为止，此城市电话的拥有数量尚无官方统计数字。
26
、
avowed
[??va?d]
openly declared as
such;
公开声明的，承认的
v.
公开声明，承认
(
avow
的过去式和过去分词
)
An aide
avowed
that the President had known nothing of the deals.
一位助理声明，总
统对这些交易一无所知。
The party's
avowed
aim was to struggle
against capitalist exploitation.
该党公开宣<
/p>
称的宗旨是与资本主义剥削斗争。
The
avowed
aim of
this Government is to reduce taxation.
这届政府所宣称的目标是减
少税收。
27
、
banish
['b?n??]
expel from a
community or group
；
ban from
a place of residence,
as for
punishment
；
expel, as if by
official decree; drive away;
I am
divided from mankind, a solitaire, one
banish
'd from humane
society.
我与世隔
绝，仿佛是一个隐士，一个流放者
。
Banish
care And
just be friends, enjoying nature.
理会是非遣，
性达形迹忘。
One snag
is that they do not totally
banish
power losses.
其中一个问题就是它们并不
能完全避免能量损失。
The doctor advised her to
banish
fear and anxiety.
医生劝她消除恐惧和忧虑。
Banish
that thought from
your mind.
你不要那样想了。
28
、
barbarous:
[?b
ɑ:b?r?s
]
(of persons or their actions) able or
disposed to inflict
pain or suffering;
primitive in customs and culture adj.
粗野的；野蛮的；残暴的；
粗声粗气的
the
barbarous
treatment of these prisoners of war
对这些战俘的残酷待遇
They
were guilty of the most
barbarous
and inhuman
atrocities.
他们犯有最野蛮、最
灭绝人性的残暴
罪行。
It was
barbarous
to treat prisoners
in that manner.
如此对待犯人，真是太残忍了。
29
、
bedazzle:
[b?'d?zl]
to
cause
someone
to
lose
clear
vision,
especially
from
intense
light;
使目眩；使眼花缭乱；把（人）弄糊涂；使（人）迷惑
be bedazzled by the lake and the green
hills
为湖光山色所迷
30
、
belabor
[b?'le?b?]
to
work
at
or
to
absurd
length;
attack
verbally
with
harsh criticism; beat s
oundly
毒打一顿
;
责骂就…作过
度的说明；向…唠叨
Don't
belabor
the point
He seems to be looking for a man of
straw to
belabor
.
31
、
bereave
[b?'ri:v]
deprive through de
ath
使失去（希望、生命等）
；
（尤
指死亡）使丧
失（亲人、朋友等）
；使孤寂；
< br><
废
>
抢走（财物）
Nothing can
bereave
us of such sweet
memories.
没有什么东西可以夺去我们这样甜蜜
的记
忆。
32
、
biannual
[ba???nju?l]
occurring or
payable twice each year
一年两次的
I have to make a
biannual
report next Monday.
下周一我得作半年度报告。
33<
/p>
、
blasphemous:
['bl?sf?m?s]
grossly
irreverent toward what is held to be sacred;
characterized by profanity or cursing;
adj.
亵渎上帝的，亵渎宗教信仰的
The
book was declared
blasphemous
and all copies
ordered to be burnt.
这本书被断定
为
亵渎神明之作，命令全数焚毁。
The people
in the room were shocked by his
blasphemous
language.
满屋的人都对他那
侮慢的语言感到愤慨。
34
、
blemish
：
a mark or flaw that spoils the
appearance of something (especially on
a person's body);
n.
瑕疵，缺点；污点；不名誉
vt.
有损…的完美；玷污；损害；弄脏
A
mole is a
blemish
on a
person's skin.
黑痣在人的皮肤上是一个疵点
He was pilloried, but she escaped
without
blemish
.
他受到公众的批评，她却名声未损
地得以逃脱。
There wasn't a
blemish
on his body.
他身上一块疤也没有。
One
bad deed can
blemish
a good
reputation.
一次不良的行为可损害好的名声。
35
、
blithe
[bla?e]
lacking or showing a
lack of
due concern; carefree and happy
and
lighthearted;
adj.
欢乐的，愉快的；轻率的；漫不经心的；无忧无虑的
A
blithe
heart
makes a blooming visage.
人逢喜事精神爽。
It does
so with
blithe
disregard for
best scientific practice.
没有考虑最科学的做
法就轻率地这么做了。
Shelley
called the skylark a
blithe
spirit
雪莱把云雀
说成是“欢乐的精灵”，因为它的歌声
令人陶醉。
Tonight, however, she
was even in a
blithe
mood
than usual.
但是，今天晚上她比往常
还要高兴。
36
、
boggle
< br>：
startle
with
amazement
or
fear
；
hesitate
when
confronted
with
a
problem,
or when in doubt or
fear
；
overcome with
amazement;
踌躇，犹豫；退缩；惊恐
Even I
boggle
at
the idea of spending so much money.
一想到
要花这么多钱，连我都有
点犹豫。
Never
boggle
at a
difficulty.
切莫见难而止。
We shouldn't
boggle
at this opportunity
to make a profit.
对这个赚钱的机会我们不应
犹豫。
37
、
bombastic
：
[b?m'b?st?k]
ostentatiously
[??sten'te???sl?]
铺张地，招摇地；
lofty
高耸的，
傲慢的
in style
adj.
夸夸其谈的，空洞的；唐；虚夸
The candidate spoke in a
bombastic
way of all that he
would do if elected.
候选人
大肆吹嘘
，一旦他当选将要如何如何。
He was vain
and
bombastic
.
他自负虚荣，大话连篇。
38
、
boost
：
[b
u:st]
the
act
of
giving
hope
or
support
to
someone
；
an
increase
in
cost;
the act of giving an upward push
；
促进，提高；增加；吹捧；向上推起
The movie helped
boost
her screen career.
那部电影有助于她的银幕生涯的发展。
If you
boost
me
up, I can just reach the window.
假如你托我一
把，我正好可以够到窗
户。
This will be a great
boost
to the economy.
这对于经济发展将是一个巨大的促进。
39
、
boycott
['b??k?t]
a group's refusal
to have commercial dealings with some
organization in protest against its
policies
We are asking people to
boycott
goods from companies
that use child labour.
我们正
呼吁
大家抵制雇用童工的公司的产品。
Their
boycott
of the talks
constitutes a serious impediment to peace
negotiations.
他们联合抵制会谈的行为成了和谈的重大障碍。
It is frequently supported by other
weapons, such as picketing and
boycott
.
通常还
有其他武器的支持它，如设立纠察线，和实行抵制活动。
40
、
brutal
：
['bru:tl]
(of
weapons
or
instruments)
causing
suffering
and
pain;
(of
persons
or their actions) able or disposed to
inflict pain or suffering; used of
circumstances (especially weather) that
cause suffering;
野蛮的；残忍的；不讲理
的；无情的
With
brutal
honesty she told him she did not love him.
她冷酷地直接告诉他，她不爱
他。
He was known for running a
brutal
extortion racket.
他因干过一起残忍的敲诈勒索而出
名。
I delivered a verbal protest against
their
brutal
acts.
我对他们的暴行提出口头抗议。
4
1
、
callous
：
make insensitive or callous; deaden feelings
or morals
；
emotionally
hardened;
硬结的，长茧的
；铁石心肠的，无情的；（使）变硬，（使）起茧；（使）冷酷
无情
He is
callous
about the safety of his workers.
他对他工人的安全毫不关心。
The colonists massacred thousands of
natives with brutal and
callous
force.
殖民
者
惨绝人寰地屠杀了成千的土着居民。
She was selfish, arrogant and often
callous
.
她自私傲慢，而且往往冷酷无情。
42
、
captious
：
['k?p??s]
tending to find and
call attention to faults;
爱找岔子的，
强词夺理的
There is no
captious
client but faulty
product and service .
没有挑剔的客户，只有
不完善的产品和服务。
How to
satisfy a net to buy customer people
captious
appetite
如何满足网购消费者们
挑剔的胃口？
43
、
captive
：
a person who is confined;
especially a prisoner of war; an animal that
is confined; a person held in the grip
of a strong emotion or passion
被俘的；被
监禁的；被关押的；无法逃离的
They
were taken
captive
by masked
gunmen.
他们被蒙面的持枪歹徒劫持了。
They led him
captive
.
他们将他活捉。
The rock
star had a
captive
audience.
那位摇滚歌星倾倒了许多观众。
44
、
celibate:
[
?sel?b?t]
an
unmarried
person
who
has
taken
a
religious
vow
of
chastity;
abstaining from sexual intercourse;
n.
独身者
adj.
独身者的
I've been
celibate
for the past six
months.
我已禁欲六个月。
He had defended the institution of a
celibate
priesthood.
他扞卫了独身牧师制度。
The
instinct of the
celibate
warned him to hold back.
单身汉的本能告诫他回头是岸。
45
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circuitous:
[s??kju:?t?s]
marked
by
obliqueness
or
indirection
in
speech
or
conduct;
deviating from a
straight course;
迂回的，绕行的；萦纡；迂曲
They took a
circuitous
route to avoid
reporters.
他们绕道避开了记者。
Many alien plants have become
introduced by highly
circuitous
routes.
许多外来植物
是通过极其迂回曲折的道路引进的。
The more
circuitous
route would be
the quickest.
采取比较迂回的路线，可能是捷径。
The figure is a
circuitous
conduit for the
transmission of energies.
这图形是一种
作为能量传导的迂回的媒介。
46
、
clinquant:
['kl??k?nt]
glittering with
gold or silver
仿金箔
;
金光闪闪的（尤指无
价值的）
47
、
commemorate:
mark
by
some
ceremony
or
observation;
call
to
remembrance;
keep
alive
the
memory of someone or something, as in a ceremony;
be or provide a memorial to
a person or
an event;
纪念，
庆祝；成为…的纪念
A
series of movies will be shown to
commemorate
the 30th
anniversary of his death.
为纪念他逝世
30
周年，有一系列的电影要上映。
This building was built to
commemorate
the Fire of
London.
这栋大楼是为纪念“伦敦
大火”而兴建的。<
/p>
Some galleries
commemorate
donors by
inscribing their names on the walls.
一些
美术
馆把捐赠者的姓名镌刻在墙上以示纪念。
48
、
comprehensive:
including all or everything; broad in
scope; being the most
comprehensive of
its class;
a
comprehensive
list of
addresses
详尽的地址目录
a
comprehensive
listing of all airlines
所有航线的综合目录
Streaming within
comprehensive
schools is
common practice.
综合中学常把学生按能力
分班。
49
、
compulsive:
[k?m'p?ls?v]
a
person
with
a
compulsive
disposition;
someone
who
feels
compelled
to
do
certain
things;
caused
by
or
suggestive
of
psychological
compulsion;
strongly motivated to succeed
He went to a psychiatrist
about his
compulsive
gambling.
他去看精神科医生治疗不能
自拔的赌瘾。
Their story makes
compulsive
reading.
他们的故事读起来有趣极了。
Most
compulsive
gamblers are not successful.
多数嗜赌成瘾的赌徒都常赌输。
Compulsive
drinking is bad
for one's health.
不加节制的饮酒有害健康。
He's a
compulsive
liar, ie He lies repeatedly.
他说谎成性。
50
、
conformity:
[k?n'f?:m?t?]
correspondence
in form or appearance; acting according
to certain accepted standards;
orthodoxy in thoughts and belief; concurrence of
opinion; hardened conventionality
Was his action in
conformity
with the law
他的行动是否合法？
The
prime minister is, in
conformity
with the
constitution, chosen by the president.
依照宪法，首相由总统选定。
Conformity
is the jailor of
freedom, and the enemy of growth.
顺从抹杀自由，使其无
从发展壮大。
Conformity
is a surface that
separates younger strata from older rocks.
整合面是一
个分隔新老地层的面。
<
/p>
51
、
conjecture
：
a hypothesis that has been
formed by speculating or conjecturing
(usually with little hard evidence); a
message expressing an opinion based on
incomplete
evidence
；
reasoning that
involves the formation of conclusions from
incomplete evidence to believe
especially on uncertain or tentative grounds;
推
测，猜想；设想，揣度；想像；计划；推测，猜想；估量；揣摩；设想
The truth of his
conjecture
was confirmed by
the newspaper report.
新闻报道证明了
他的推测果然不假。
She didn't know the facts;what she said
was pure
conjecture
.
她并不知道实情，她所
说的纯属猜测。
No
conjecture
can
be offered on the subject.
关于这个问题不可臆测。
I
was right in my
conjecture
[guess].
我猜中了。
52
、
consent
：
< br>permission
to
do
something;
give
an
affirmative
reply
to;
respond
favorably
to;
Children under 16 cannot give
consent
to medical
treatment. 16
岁以下的儿童不得自
行同意接受治
疗。
She had incurred the
wrath of her father by marrying without his
consent
她未经父
亲同意就结婚，使父亲震怒。
Shakespeare is, by common
consent
, the greatest
English dramatist.
莎士比亚被公认
是英
国最伟大的剧作家。
53
、
constrain:
hold back; restrict;
强迫；强使；限制；约束
The
police used horses to
constrain
the crowd from
violence.
警察骑着马阻止那群人
诉诸暴力。
If they can,
constrain
him to belong to
their desperate odd-fellow society.
要是可
能，还要强迫他参加他们无可救药的畸形社会。
As with dragging, a meta-key is often
used to
constrain
the
direction of a resize
interaction.
和拖动一样，元键在这里也可以用来约束调整尺寸操作的方向。
54
、
consultative:<
/p>
giving advice;
She has joined the team in a
consultative
role.
她以顾问的角色加入了这个小组。
It'should be noted that the
consultative
style can allow
contraction.
应该注意，在
商榷语气中可以有缩
略表达。
The Chinese People's
Political
Consultative
Conference Tianjin Committee.
中国人民
政治协商会议天津市委员会。
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