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lay 【lay】v. 放置The gentleman laid his hand on his son's shoulder.那绅士将手放在他儿子的肩上。

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[leɪ] 
layput into a certain place or abstract location
To lay is to set something down or put it in a horizontal position. It can also mean to position or prepare something for action, or, simply, to lay eggs.
The word lay can mean a lot of different things, but one of its most common uses is as the adjective component of layperson, which refers to someone who's not a member of the clergy, or who's not a member of a particular profession and so cannot always understand that profession's technical jargon. This is why we sometimes request things to be communicated in "lay language," meaning simple, everyday terms that a layperson can understand.
All forms of 'lay' will appear on average once every 21 pages.laitylaylayerlayingmislayoverlayunderlayinterlayerlayeredoverlayerunderlayment

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Back	【lay】 v. 放置 The gentleman laid his hand on his son's shoulder. 那绅士将手放在他儿子的肩上。
Vocab	layput into a certain place or abstract location To lay is to set something down or put it in a horizontal position. It can also mean to position or prepare something for action, or, simply, to lay eggs. The word lay can mean a lot of different things, but one of its most common uses is as the adjective component of layperson, which refers to someone who's not a member of the clergy, or who's not a member of a particular profession and so cannot always understand that profession's technical jargon. This is why we sometimes request things to be communicated in "lay language," meaning simple, everyday terms that a layperson can understand. All forms of 'lay' will appear on average once every 21 pages. laity lay layer laying mislay overlay underlay interlayer layered overlayer underlayment

Lay Put Member Leɪ V 放置 Gentleman Laid