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correction [kəˈrekʃən] 名词
1. correction:
2. correction:
correlation [ˌkɒrıˈleıʃən] 名词
coronation [ˌkɒrəˈneıʃən] 名词
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
We must constantly refresh our ideas, assess our performance, and make corrections when necessary.
en.wikipedia.org He determined their mass and scattering matrix, both semiclassically and to one loop corrections.
en.wikipedia.org In most cases, some corrections are omitted, sacrificing accuracy for speed.
en.wikipedia.org In practice, one typically stops at one or two cycles of corrections.
en.wikipedia.org Translators or revisers receive comments from the customer's in-country reviewers to verify and implement any corrections.
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