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corresponding

"One China" corresponds to the consensus of the two sides.

The corresponding side of the parking lot is a shop.

finding

How did you find out about the party?

He lived in fear of being found out.

My crime was finally found out.

training

I go into training for my oral English ability.

I'm in training for the cs2 competition.

Martial-art squatting is good training for the body.

willing

I'm willing to die for my country.

In the northern expedition, Zhuge Liang felt that the spirit was willing, but the flesh was weak.

We'll be there tomorrow, God willing!

existing

"If you're going to get in my way, James, could you just leave the kitchen?"

"Oh, pardon me for existing!"

The drug should be used with caution in patients with pre-existing cardiac disease. 

missing

Those documents provided the missing link, and the police were able to make an arrest soon after they discovered them.

I'm missing out on the chance to ask for her contact information.

Oh, I'm sorry, Qing, I've missed you out. What would you like to drink?

engineering

German/American engineering.（剑桥翻译。。）

warning

For me, the warning bells started to ring when she lost all that weight.

The discharge of nuclear wastewater in Japan is a warning bell starting to ring for everyone.

Airline employees have fired a warning shot across the company's bows by threatening to strike if higher pay increases are not offered.

The police fired a warning shot across the volunteer's bow.（你能翻译这句话吗？乱写的）

earnings

If convicted, she could be jailed for five years for living off immoral earnings.

Wages rose by 2.9 percent last year, but real earnings still fell by 1.3 percent.

leading

scientists at the leading edge of cancer research

He is a leading hand when it comes to marketing and selling.

A leading light in/of the art world, she was a close friend of the director.

Of course in a forensic diagnosis it would have to be absolutely the opposite—never asking a leading question at all.

I want to lead off by thanking everyone for coming.

The Times leads with the coming mayoral elections.

All that time she'd been leading him on (= pretending she liked him), but she was only interested in his money.

Reducing speed limits should lead to fewer deaths on the roads.

The pilot had no recollection of the events leading up to the crash.

They are the blind leading the blind.

peri 

experience

There's nothing we can do about it now, we'll just have to put it down to experience.

"So your new job didn't work out very well?" "No, it didn't, but never mind - chalk it up to experience."

experienced

an experienced teacher.

identi 

indentify

Many women of normal weight feel unable to identify with the super-thin models in fashion magazines.

Many football fans are unfairly identified with violent behaviour.

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event

The happy event.

In retrospect, we should have insisted on checking his calculations, but it's easy to be wise after the event.

emerge

She emerged from the sea, blue with cold.

A sense of foreboding emerges from my mind.

The chest suddenly appeared in the middle of the arena.

It emerged that the real killer is you!

establish

He has established himself as the leading candidate in the election.

estate

My entire estate is in my head.

effect

The more successful you become, the more publicity you get and that publicity generates sales. It's a kind of snowball effect.

I find his style of writing so artificial - he always seems to be straining for effect.

effective 

It's an extremely effective cure for a headache.

efficient

The city's transport system is one of the most efficient in Europe.