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1. Apple€ᘼ؈ A bed in which the sheets are so folded
that a person cannot get his legs down.
˜Newton and the apple™jGravitation. A folded sheet or cloth.
ˬ཭Ϊ޶Ցᘼ؈ໝήϾ೯׼ຬϞˏɢf
˜Apples of Pyban™j޴ෂߒጫgਟᅃဧᐌ
˜Prince Ahmed's apple™j̙طषٙᘼ؈f ɻ˸ᘼ؈࠰ंᒸʃພɛf
˂˙ցሔ݂ٙԫdڛᎰᅃˮɿίᅥ৵ဧӼ Says Sir John man Deville, fed the pigmies
(Samarkand) ൯Ց̙طϵषٙᘼ؈f with their odour only.

˜Apple of discord™j၆˥f ˜Apples of paradise™j
Պ̈ˏৎ Troy ( तݾͺ ) ኷نٙږᘼ؈݂ ߏׂί˂ੀ஗ࢀ۹ېཀɓɹٙᘼ؈f
ԫf To commemorate the bite given by Eve.

˜Apple of the eye/Apple of one's eye™j ˜Apples of Sodom™jږ͗Չ̮d઻ഔՉʕf
౛ɪ׼मf Sodom މϥऎی௅̹۬dΪໆెᏎဘၾՉ
௪աޜฌٙɛאيf ቌڐٙ Gomorrah ɓᄁ஗ग़์๘f
€Ԉᔚߒ௴˰ߏ 18:20,21;19:24-28f
˜Apple-pie order™j
The fruit of trees reputed to grow on the
ʜʜϞҏ In apple-pie order.
shores of the Dead sea." which bear
lovely fruit, but within are full of ashes.
˜Apple of Sodom or Dead™jږ͗Չ̮઻
"Josephus, Strabo and Tacitus refer to
ഔՉʕdՊ̈ɓ࿜ఱڽ๧אϓϲٙᘼ؈݂
them.
ԫfא၈˜The Dead Sea apple™f
˜Apples of perpetual youth™j
˜Apple polish™jւڎeւוf
ڡ݆͑ታdՊ̈̏ᆄग़༑f

˜polish the apple™ணجᜫɛఃᛇЫf ଺ग़Φʃພɛٙږᘼ؈ึܨూϋჀf
In the Scandinavian mythology, daughter
˜Apple Tree Gang™jᘼ؈ዓ৷ဧ˃ණྠf of the dwarf Svald and wife of Bragi.
1888 ϋ͟ John Reid ʿՉᘽࣸᚆʾɛˏආ She was guardian of the golden which
ߕ਷ॲߒ౮д౶ (Yonkers ,New York) f the gods tasted whenever they wished to
renew their youth.
˜Upset one's apple cart™jॎᕸйɛࠇྌf
To ruin carefully laid plans. 2. Bamboo€϶ɿ

˜Apple-islanders™j ˜Bamboo curtain™j
ዦݲ Tasmania ࢥࡡИ͏ٙᅴ၈f ྌʱʕ΍ැɢᇍఖٙפ൥ޢࠢ -- ϶࿇f
Form by analogy with Iron curtain to
˜Apple-John™j໋ߒጫᘼ؈f denote the veil of secrecy and mistrust
ʬ˜ˍ̬˚݄ݹ٫ߒጫߏׂ˚ϓᆞٙᘼ؈d drawn between the Chinese Communist
ኽႭ༈ᘼ؈̙ڭवՇϋd຅̴৻ܝһλΦf block and the non-Communist nations.

˜Apple-pie bed™j 3. Narcissus€˥̀
ᘼ؈ݼґdФʔٜ໔ٙٶ⧕f
˜Excessive love and admiration of

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