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Entangled adj twisted together in a tangled mass deeply involved especially in something complicated 原句：Entangled（标题） 例句1：Fishermen normally do not target them, but the animals get entangled in fishing nets and drown. 例句2：The scientists used two entangled beams to carry information about the state of a third beam. 例句3：In the same period, UBS was also hopelessly entangled with Long-Term Capital Management. 造句：If he didn’t care you at all, you should not continue to get entangled in this terrible relationship. engaged in adj having ones attention or mind or energy engaged (of facilities such as telephones or lavatories) unavailable for use by anyone else or indicating unavailability; (`engaged is a British term for a busy telephone line) (used of toothed parts or gears) interlocked and interacting reserved in advance involved in military hostilities built against or attached to a wall 原句：Why America must stay engaged in the Middle East 例句1：In many cases, chambers of commerce are also engaged by city government to serve as economic development consultants of sorts. 例句2：By age 6, white children typically have spent 1,300 more hours engaged in conversations with adults than black children have. 例句3：With the country once again engaged in a lengthy, controversial overseas war, her work, with its emphasis on peace and understanding, resonates with fresh power. 造句：when you are engaged in the books, you have a new world in your mind. Celebrated adj. widely known and esteemed having an illustrious past 原句：IN THE mid-1990s a celebrated Syrian playwright captured the anguish of living under an Arab autocrat with the lament, “We are condemned to hope.” 例句1：There has been a celebrated case involving a student at the University of Maryland 例句2：Less than 60 kilometers away lie two of Englands most celebrated wineries: Nyetimber and Ridgeview. Playwright N someone who writes plays 原句：IN THE mid-1990s a celebrated Syrian playwright captured the anguish of living under an Arab