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9
cí
词 		zǔ
组
 
lǎn
懒 		duò
惰
yoú
游 		dàng
荡
yuán
原 		yě
野
jī
积 		xuě
雪
hú
糊 		tú
涂
làng
浪 		fèi
费
tiào
跳 		sǎn
伞
yín
银 		sè
色
dì
地 		tǎn
毯
jiào
教 		liàn
练 		yuán
员
pái
排 		duì
队
páng
旁 		bian
边

lái
来 		bù
不 		jí
及
zhēng
睁 		kāi
开
sì
四 		zhoū
周
lì
历 		shǐ
史
kē
科 		xué
学 		jiā
家
qíng
情 		kuàng
况
gōng
公 		yuán
元
jiǔ
酒 		tǒng
桶
tóng
铜 		qiú
球

yī
医 		shù
术
shèn
甚 		zhì
至


yǎng
痒
tiāo
挑 		máo
毛 		bìng
病
lǐ
理 		cǎi
睬
huī
挥 		huī
挥 		shoǔ
手
pèng
碰 		qiǎo
巧
yù
遇 		jiàn
见

jí
即 		shǐ
使
guǒ
果 		rán
然
dào
到 		chù
处
zhuō
捉 		yú
鱼
shǔ
暑 		jiǎ
假

xī
溪 		shuǐ
水
bǐ
比 		jiào
较 		zhǎi
窄
dǔ
堵 		qǐ
起 		lái
来
yǎo
舀 		shuǐ
水
gōng
功 		fū
夫
kuài
快 		huó
活 		jí
极 		le
了
wàn
万 		shèng
圣 		jié
节
tǎo
讨 		táng
糖
hēi
黑 		àn
暗
shèng
圣 		dàn
诞 		lǎo
老
rén
人
cǎo
草 		mào
帽
chī
吃 		jīng
惊
bù
不 		yoú
由 		de
得
miáo
苗 		tiáo
条
shēn
身 		cái
材
biǎn
扁 		hé
盒 		zi
子
yǎng
仰 		qǐ
起 		liǎn
脸
piān
偏 		piān
偏
pāo
泡 		pāo
泡 		táng
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