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China bans English words in media Chinas state press and publishing body says the use of foreign words is eroding [?rod] the purity [pjur?t?] of Chinese . China has banned newspapers, publishers and website-owners from using foreign words - particularly English ones. It said standardised Chinese should be the norm: the press should avoid foreign abbreviations and acronyms, as well as Chinglish - which is a mix of English and Chinese. If words must be written in a foreign language, an explanation in Chinese is required, the state body said. ――BBC Foreign words to be standardized To safeguard the purity of Chinese against the encroaching [?nkrot?] use of English is an issue that has attracted widespread comments in China, where some have referred to it as the crisis [kra?s?s] ?of Chinese. China Youth Daily on Tuesday released (发表)the results of a survey on the issue, according to which 80 percent of the 3,269 Chinese who responded agreed that their native language is in crisis, with 52 percent laying the blame [blem]（指责）on Chinese people now pay more attention to learning English than Chinese. ――China Daily WORDS Erode [?rod] 及物动词 vt. 腐蚀;侵蚀;磨损  Purity [pjur?t?]名词 n. [U]1. 纯净,清洁 2. 纯洁,清白;贞洁 3. (语言,风格等的)纯粹eg. We admired its purity of form. 我们崇拜它纯正的形式。 4. 【物】色饱和度  Norm 名词 n. 1. 基准;规范 2. 定额;分配之工作量  Media 1. 媒体 (复数) 2. 传媒 3. 中位数 Standardize [st?nd?daiz] 及物动词 vt. 1. 使标准化;使合标准;使统一2. 按标准检验;按标准校准  Abbreviation [U] [?,bri:viei??n]? 名词 n. 缩写,省略;缩短 Acronym名词 n. [‘?kr?n?m]?首字母缩略字  WORDS Body名词 n. 1. (人、动物的)身体;肉体[C]Bennie lay under the big tree with his whole body feeling as if it were on fire. 本尼躺在那棵大树下,全身仿佛像是在火上烤似的。 2. (除头、肢、尾以外的)躯干,主体[C] 3. (文章、书籍等的)正文;主要部分[the S][(+of)]Apart from the body of the book there are thr