state
英 [steɪt] 美 [stet]
n. 国家；州；情形
vt. 规定；声明；陈述
adj. 国家的；州的；正式的
n. (State)人名；(罗、瑞典)斯塔特；(英)斯泰特
造句：
n：
1.She teaches in a state university.
释义：她在一所州立大学任教。
2.He was elected to the state legislature.
释义：他被选举为国家立法机关的委员。
3.That state is a natural grazing country and cannot be eaten out.
释义：那个州是一个天然的放牧区，那里的牧草是吃不完的。
4.Since 1979， the state has given gold and silver awards for the best industrial artifacts.
释义：从迟并1979年以来国家为优秀工艺品颁发了金奖和银奖。
5.Every organ of state must apply the principle of efficient and simple administration.
释义：国家机关必须实行精简的原则。
vt：
1.All at once I fell into a state of profound melancholy.
释义段配：我立即陷入无限的愁思之中。
2.If you have no state to set, why do you have an object?
释义：如果没有状态要设置，那么要一个对象来干什么？
3.Why should you have a state in between?
释义：为什么两者之间应该有一个状态呢？
4.With convergence to an ideal state, you can expect the system to be in or near that idealstate.
释义：通过码燃迹收敛到一种理想状态，您可以期望系统处于或接近那一理想状态。
5.But only when they have confidence that they can recover this state can people be trulycourageous in what they do.
释义：但是，仅仅是当他们有信心他们能够恢复到这个状态时，人们才会真的有勇气这样做。
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