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此句发生在John Waston和Mike St卝amford在路上相遇并一同进餐时。
John:So you still at Bart’s then?
Mike:Teaching now.
Mike:Bright young things,like we used to be.
Mike:God I hate them.What about you?Staying in town till you get yourself sorted?John:Can’t afford London on an army pension.
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单词：pension 词性：名词、动词
①noun
an amount of money paid regularly by a government or company to Sв who is considered to be too old or too ill to work
②verb
Phrasal Verbs
pension somebody off (especially BrE) [usually passive]
to allow or force somebody to RETIRE (= lea卝ve their job and stop regular work) and to pay them a pension

Sherlock:A man’s alibi depends on it.Text me.
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单词:alibi 词性：名词
1.evidence that proves that a person was in another place at the time of a crime and so could not ha卝ve committed it
2.an excuse for sth that you ha卝ve done wrong

卷福的毒舌属性开始发作
Sherlock:Are you wearing lipstick?You weren’t wearing lipstick before.
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单词：lipstick 词性：名词
[U, C] a substance made into a SΜall stick, used for colouring the lips; a SΜall stick of this substance

Sherlock;Mike,can I borrow your phone?
Mike:Well what’s wrong with the landline?
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单词：landline 词性：名词
[C]a telephone that is not a mobile phone
不要嘲笑LZ连这个词都不放过……LZ是真的不认识orz