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status 【status】n.状况；地位Diplomats are interested in the status of world affairs.外交家关心世界局势。

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['steɪtəs] 
statusa state at a particular time
If someone wants to know the status of something, they want to know what condition it's in, where it is, or how much progress it's made. You've probably checked the status of your flight to see if it's on time or delayed.
Status doesn't only apply to the state of flights, projects, and traffic jams — it also can be used to refer to a person's social standing or rank. In fact, status was first used in reference to someone's height, and later, their legal standing. Someone with VIP status gets to fly first class and probably has a bunch of photographers following them.
All forms of 'status' will appear on average once every 344 pages.status

Front	status
Pron	['steɪtəs]
Back	【status】 n.状况；地位 Diplomats are interested in the status of world affairs. 外交家关心世界局势。
Vocab	statusa state at a particular time If someone wants to know the status of something, they want to know what condition it's in, where it is, or how much progress it's made. You've probably checked the status of your flight to see if it's on time or delayed. Status doesn't only apply to the state of flights, projects, and traffic jams — it also can be used to refer to a person's social standing or rank. In fact, status was first used in reference to someone's height, and later, their legal standing. Someone with VIP status gets to fly first class and probably has a bunch of photographers following them. All forms of 'status' will appear on average once every 344 pages. status

Status State Time Steɪtəs N.状况；地位 Diplomats Interested World