II. duck <duck(s)> [dʌk] 动词 trans, 不及物动词
| I | duck |
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| you | duck |
| he/she/it | ducks |
| we | duck |
| you | duck |
| they | duck |
| I | ducked |
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| you | ducked |
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| we | ducked |
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| I | have | ducked |
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| you | have | ducked |
| he/she/it | has | ducked |
| we | have | ducked |
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| I | had | ducked |
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
Lightning ducks down in the trashcan to protect himself from the explosion and is launched across the street.
en.wikipedia.org Ducks, while capable of catching and transmitting the avian flu virus through contact with chickens, seldom sicken and die from the exposure.
en.wikipedia.org A wildlife sanctuary houses jungle life, including spotted deer, neelgai, and water birds such as cranes and ducks.
en.wikipedia.org They eat aquatic plants, and typically upend for food more than most diving ducks.
en.wikipedia.org Animal rights activists fought for the law because they detest the way foie gras is made: farmers force-feed ducks or geese to fatten their livers.
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