生气的边缘
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座右铭
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Generator
发表于 2025-3-25 13:44:27
Geraldine Clarebout,Rainer Bromme,Elmar Stahl,Jan Elene available programs that run speech perception tasks with audiovisual or visual stimuli and immediate feedback are still scarce. Taking these factors and limitations into consideration, we developed TP (Rauber, Rato, Kluge and Santos, 2012), which stands for Teste/Treino de Perceção (Perception Tes
充气球
发表于 2025-3-25 19:40:42
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压倒
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Pageant
发表于 2025-3-26 02:01:49
Jan Elen,Elmar Stahl,Rainer Bromme,Geraldine Clarebout therefore, must evaluate the role of televisual representation. It indicates the politics of representation involved in televisual texts related to developmental projects undertaken by the government. The pertinent question is how media sustains its representation on development? The answer lies in
persistence
发表于 2025-3-26 04:49:24
Jeremy Briell,Jan Elen,Lieven Verschaffel,Geraldine Clarebout therefore, must evaluate the role of televisual representation. It indicates the politics of representation involved in televisual texts related to developmental projects undertaken by the government. The pertinent question is how media sustains its representation on development? The answer lies in
愤慨点吧
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FLAIL
发表于 2025-3-26 12:39:39
Marlene Schommer-Aikinsrratives. As a case study for a close examination of collocations in a literary text, I selected . for two particular reasons. One is Dickens’ use of the unusual strategy of dual narration in the text. The story is narrated by two quite different narrators: a third-person narrator, who seems to be a
能得到
发表于 2025-3-26 18:07:58
Richard F. Kitcheners, a ‘literary idiolect’ related to habits of speech. Brook (1970: 138) defines the term ‘idiolect’ as follows: ‘the speech-habits of an individual, in contrast with a dialect, which describes the speech-habits of a group’. Such individual speech-habits are ‘as unique (though not as unchangeable) as