pur·vey [pəˈveɪ, 美 pɚˈ-] 动词 trans 书
2. purvey (provide):
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
However, he admits to an admiration for even more full-blooded car-crash television than he purveys.
www.independent.co.uk Corporate sponsors, however, purvey the hypocritical standards of universal virtue.
www.newyorker.com One's ultimate impression of the film is of an immense gap between the sophistication of its technique and the commonplace simple-minded notions it purveys.
en.wikipedia.org When anyone is listening, you are purveying revealed truth to people and it carries a real responsibility.
www.theblaze.com The performers were on nobody's radar; just a pack of clever university minds purveying the humour of the time.
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