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20．观察；遵守observe（vt．）

分析 observe  （vt．）观察；遵守

解答 答案：observe  （vt．）观察；遵守
如：One must observe the rules．我们（任何人）必须遵守规则．
Have you observed any changes lately？最近你注意到什么变化没有？

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