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VOA慢速英语:Dinosaurs Live Again at an American Museum
fossils – n. hardened remains of a plant or animal which lived in ancient times and that you can see in rock
exhibit – n. an object or collection of objects put out in a public space for people to look at; a show or demonstration
delight – v. to make someone very happy
asteroid – n. any one of thousands of small planets that circle around the sun
preview – n. a special showing or performance that enables some people to see a movie or play before it is shown to the public.
specimen – n. something collected as an example of a particular kind of thing
resilient – adj. able to become strong, healthy and successful again after something bad happens
regenerate – v. to grow again after being lost or damaged
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