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cursed ['kə:sid]
adj. 被诅咒的，邪恶的;可恨的;应受诅咒的; v. 诅咒（curse的过去分词）;
"The necklace was cursed."
这条项链上附有会给人带来灾难的符咒。
近义：pesky, accursed, accurst, curst, cussed, execrable 反义：holy, sainted, saintly, beatific, beatifical, beatified
bones
n. 骨骼, 尸体
近义：skeleton
moves
v. 移动；搬家；感动（move的第三人称单数）

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