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carapace (CARE a pace) This noun means “the upper section of the shell that covers the back or part of the back of creatures like lobsters and crabs, spiders, and tortoises.” (In turtles and tortoises, the underside of the carapace is called a “plastron.”) It can also be used figuratively to mean “a protective outer layer.”
- James developed a carapace of happy-go-lucky cheer to prevent his col-leagues from recognizing his disgust with the dysfunction of the public relations department.
- The museum had a collection of rare objects including enameled Fabergé eggs, tiny gilt boxes, and the carapaces of turtles embedded with semi-precious stones.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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甲壳（CARE a pace）这个名词的意思是“覆盖龙虾、螃蟹、蜘蛛和陆龟等生物背部或部分背部的外壳上部。”
- 詹姆斯养成了一种乐此不疲的欢呼方式，以防止他的同事们意识到他对公共关系部门功能失调的厌恶
- 博物馆收藏了一些稀有物品，包括搪瓷法贝热蛋、镀金的小盒子，以及嵌有半宝石的乌龟甲
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