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comma
['kɔmə]
释义
释义1：n.逗号
the symbol , used in writing and printing between parts of a sentence or between things in a list. A comma is a punctuation mark.
释义2：adj.间歇的pause, interval
例句
Neal:The final tally.colon.Republicans pick up 63 seats in House. comma.six seats in Senate. comma. and eight governorships.Colorado Alaska and Washington still too close to call. period.（The Newsroom）
尼尔：最后的票数，冒号。共和党拿下63个众议院席位，逗号。6个参议院席位，逗号，及八名州长。科罗拉多，阿拉斯加和华盛顿，仍然难分高下，句号。（新闻编辑室）
Phoebe: Ok, well, who identified the tone of this restaurant as pretentious comma garlicky?（Friends）
菲比：好吧，好吧，谁认为这家餐馆的基调是自命不凡的间歇性的大蒜味？（老友记）
