停顿
tíng dùn
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to halt;
to break off;
pause (in speech)
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整顿
zhěng dùn
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to tidy up;
to reorganize;
to consolidate;
to rectify
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顿时
dùn shí
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immediately;
suddenly
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华盛顿
huá shèng dùn
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Washington (name);
George Washington (1732-1799), first US president;
Washington, US State;
Washington, D.C. (US federal capital)
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波士顿
bō shì dùn
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Boston, capital of Massachusetts
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曼哈顿
màn hā dùn
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Manhattan island;
Manhattan borough of New York City
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安顿
ān dùn
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to find a place for;
to help settle down;
to arrange for;
undisturbed;
peaceful
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普林斯顿
pǔ lín sī dùn
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Princeton, New Jersey
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克林顿
kè lín dùn
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Clinton (name);
Bill Clinton (1946-), US Democratic politician, President 1993-2001;
Hillary Rodham Clinton (1947-), US Democratic politician
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休斯顿
xiū sī dùn
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Houston
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温斯顿
wēn sī dùn
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Winston (name)
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牛顿
niú dùn
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Newton (name);
Sir Isaac Newton (1642-1727), British mathematician and physicist;
newton (SI unit of force)
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查尔斯顿
chá ěr sī dùn
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Charleston
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马其顿
mǎ qí dùn
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Macedonia
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克莱顿
kè lái dùn
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Clayton (name);
Crighton (name)
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希尔顿
xī ěr dùn
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Hilton (hotel chain)
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惠灵顿
huì líng dùn
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Wellington, capital of New Zealand
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华盛顿州
huá shèng dùn zhōu
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Washington, US State
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汉密尔顿
hàn mì ěr dùn
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Hamilton (name);
Hamilton, capital of Bermuda
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沃顿
wò dùn
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Wharton (name)
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博尔顿
bó ěr dùn
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Bolton (name)
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布莱顿
bù lái dùn
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Brighton, town in England
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斯坦顿
sī tǎn dùn
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Stanton (name)
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顿悟
dùn wù
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a flash of realization;
the truth in a flash;
a moment of enlightenment (usually Buddhist)
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卡尔顿
kǎ ěr dùn
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Carleton
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