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I have one rose. I have only one rose. I have one rose. lean vi.1. rest on sth. in a listing position for support 有一架梯子靠在墙上。 There is a ladder leaning against the wall. 那位老人倚着拐杖。 The old man leaned upon his stick. 2. be in a listing position; bend 别把身子探出窗外。 Dont lean out of the window. severe a.1. very bad, intense, difficult, etc 剧烈的头疼 a severe headache 旱灾日益严重。 The dry spell is becoming more and more severe. 2. strict or hard in thinking or treatment; using strict discipline 法官对小偷太严厉了吗？ Was the judge too severe on the thief?  inward a.1. located within; inside (esp. in the mind or spirit) 内心的怀疑 inward doubts 某人的内在本质 sb.s inward nature 2. turned toward the inside 向内的弧线 an inward curve  coordinate vt.cause (different parts, body parts, etc) to work together very well 那项计划各部分协调得不好。 The plan was not very well coordinated. 我们必须齐心协力去帮助遭受水灾的灾民。 We must coordinate our efforts to help people influenced by the flood. adjust v.1. (to) become or make suited (to new conditions); to change 人体很快自行调节以适应气温变化。 The body quickly adjusts itself to changes in temperature. 2. (to) change (sth.) by a small bit so that it will fit or be right for use; make regular 调整照相机的焦距 adjust the focus of a camera nasty a.1. unpleasant; horrible; disgusting 她永远也忘不了那令人作呕的情景。 She could never forget that nasty sight. 2. unkind; hostile 不要对你的弟弟太刻薄。 Dont be nasty to your little brother. cling vi.1. (to) hold on tightly to sb./sth. 他们告别时紧紧地拥抱在一起。 They clung to each other as they said goodbye. 2. (to) be unwilling to let go of sth.; refuse to give sth. Up 她抱定他仍然活着的希望。 She clung to the hope that he was still alive.  stress n.1. demands or worry (resulting from mental or body problems, difficult situations, etc.) 他受到很大压力。 He suffered from great stress. 2. special pushing or importance 他认为学校对绘画重视不够。 He feels that there is not enough stress on drawing at the school. vt.1. give particular importance to; push 他强调要精心计划。 He stressed the need of