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| Processed by: | richwarm (2011-06-16 09:16:34 UTC) |
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<< review queue entry 35332 >> a google search gives over 8 million entries for "flip through", but only 8 hundred thousand for "flit through", and most of those do not seem related to books. "flip through a book", is also the phrase I am familiar with. I assume "flit" was a typo. Editor: Yep, "flip" is better. Lots of ways to say it. :-) Sam flicked through a magazine while he waited. 萨姆一边等着一边翻阅杂志. I thumbed through the report quickly on the train. 我在火车上翻阅过这份报告了。 He casually leafed through the book. 他随便翻阅着那本书。 She stands riffling through the pages. 她站着在翻阅那本书。 The girls began to look through the photograph albums. 姑娘们开始翻阅照相簿。 |
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- 翻閱 翻阅 [fan1 yue4] /to browse/to flit through (a book)/ + 翻閱 翻阅 [fan1 yue4] /to thumb through/to flip through (a book)/ |