liǎng HSK1

two

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  1. There are many huge billboards along both sides of the highway.

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  2. The cultural origins of the two countries can be traced back thousands of years.

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  3. He served as a liaison between the two companies.

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  4. The two of them are very intimate and often go to the library together.

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  5. China and the Netherlands have extensive cooperation in economic and trade fields.

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  6. Historically, the two countries signed an armistice treaty here.

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  7. A fierce armed conflict broke out between the two neighboring countries.

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  8. There is an inevitable causal relationship between these two things.

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  9. The terrain here is strategic, serving as a vital passage connecting the two provinces.

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  10. I'm practically doing two years of medical school on my own.

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  11. He believes their meeting was a fate predestined in a past life.

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  12. Trade friction could affect the economic relationship between the two countries.

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  13. The project was jointly funded and established by the provincial governments of Zhejiang and Jiangsu.

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  14. The material and decoration of these two porcelain pieces are very similar.

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  15. China and Russia maintain a close partnership.

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  16. He is the eldest child in the family and has two younger sisters.

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  17. This is a linear equation with two variables.

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  18. This is a private matter between the two of us; we don't need others to intervene.

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