I. wench <pl -es> [wen(t)ʃ] 古代 名词
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| you | wench |
| he/she/it | wenches |
| we | wench |
| you | wench |
| they | wench |
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| I | have | wenched |
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
Indeed, for decades, one of the main talking-points of wenches' tennis has been their knickers.
www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk You smell as ripe and bright as the moonlit sea... now let me inside your infernal corsetry, wench!?
www.cnn.com Make money so the wench will shut up, but make sure she only shouts over the phone.
www.news24.com A well-played wench character became critical to success in the postwar period.
en.wikipedia.org O the wench, what muscles she's got, and what a pair of lungs!
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