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desert 【desert】n. 沙漠 v. 遗弃Lawrence rode a camel across the desert on an exploring expedition.劳伦斯骑着骆驼横渡沙漠，从事探险。

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['dezərt] 
desertleave someone who needs or counts on you; leave in the lurch
A desert is a wasteland. If you fry your brain cells with drugs, then your mind will turn into a desert.
Desert comes from the Latin desertus, for abandoned or lying in waste. This can refer to a vast sandy area without vegetation, or any empty, lifeless expanse. As a verb, it means to leave someone or something. A soldier who runs away from the army is called a deserter. Occasionally you'll hear someone say, "He got his just deserts," which doesn't have anything to do with abandonment; it means he got what he deserved.
All forms of 'desert' will appear on average once every 69 pages.desertdeserteddeserterdesertificationdesertiondesertssemidesert

Front	desert
Pron	['dezərt]
Back	【desert】 n. 沙漠 v. 遗弃 Lawrence rode a camel across the desert on an exploring expedition. 劳伦斯骑着骆驼横渡沙漠，从事探险。
Vocab	desertleave someone who needs or counts on you; leave in the lurch A desert is a wasteland. If you fry your brain cells with drugs, then your mind will turn into a desert. Desert comes from the Latin desertus, for abandoned or lying in waste. This can refer to a vast sandy area without vegetation, or any empty, lifeless expanse. As a verb, it means to leave someone or something. A soldier who runs away from the army is called a deserter. Occasionally you'll hear someone say, "He got his just deserts," which doesn't have anything to do with abandonment; it means he got what he deserved. All forms of 'desert' will appear on average once every 69 pages. desert deserted deserter desertification desertion deserts semidesert

Desert Leave Means Dezərt N 沙漠 V 遗弃