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Eros |
| 释义 |
Eros E·ros /ˈɪərɒs $ ˈeərɑːs/ 1. in Greek mythology, the god of sexual and romantic love. He is usually shown in pictures as a beautiful boy with wings, holding a bow and arrow. In Roman mythology his name is Cupid.2. a statue of Eros at Piccaddilly Circus in central London. It is one of the best-known sights in London.3. [uncountable] literary sexual loveE·rosSyllable |
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- the-lake-district
- the lambeth conference
- the-lambeth-conference
- the lambeth walk
- the-lambeth-walk
- the lamb of god
- the-lamb-of-god
- the lancet
- the-lancet
- thelancet
- the land
- the land of milk and honey
- the land of nod
- the-land-of-nod
- the larger issues
- the larger issues/question/problem/picture
- the larger picture
- the larger problem
- the larger question
- the last
- the last but one
- the last but one/the next but two etc
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