vi. 〔方言〕(因害怕或寒冷而)发抖，战栗。 n. 1.一阵战栗。 2.可怕的性质[影响]。 3.〔苏格兰语〕 一点，一粒。 4.〔苏格兰语〕 薄浮冰，雪。
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1991 istituto statale d arte " f . a . grue " per la ceramic , castelli , italy 1991年意大利castelli州立艺术协会“陶艺组”典藏
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The grue paradox is the paradoxical state in the theory of belief acceptance 摘要绿蓝悖论是信念接受理论中出现的一种悖谬状态。
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Confronted with the challenge of the grue paradox , the falsifiabilists answer it both in qualitative way and the quantitative one 面对绿蓝悖论的挑战，证伪主义者从定性和定量两方面作了应答。
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In the next hut lay raevskys adjutant with a broken wrist , and the terrible pain made him moan incessantly , and these moans had a grue - some sound in the autumn darkness of the night 隔壁农舍里，躺着受伤的拉耶夫斯基副官，他的腕骨折断了，他感受到的可怕的痛楚，使他不停地可怜地呻吟，他的呻吟在秋夜的黑暗里听来很恐怖。
