fēi​cháng HSK1

very

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  1. The doctor's diagnosis was spot-on and identified the root cause.

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  2. The motor of this water pump runs very steadily.

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  3. He has an excellent memory and can memorize the entire book.

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  4. This business model is very rare in the industry.

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  5. The content of this book is wonderful and well worth a read.

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  6. The chairman places great trust in this young manager.

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  7. This contestant performed exceptionally well in the competition.

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  8. He felt very excited upon hearing the good news.

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  9. Living alone in Beijing, he feels very lonely.

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  10. This stock is very actively traded on the market.

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  11. The oil reserves in this region are staggering.

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  12. Your calligraphy has a style of its own and is very unique.

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  13. The natural scenery of the Scottish Highlands is very enchanting.

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  14. His mind is full of nothing but money, which makes him seem very vulgar.

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  15. He arranged the books on the shelf very neatly.

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  16. His position is very clear-cut; he never minces words.

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  17. Allergic rhinitis is very common during pollen season.

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  18. Due to traffic congestion, the vehicles are moving very slowly.

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  19. This policy is very beneficial to the company's development.

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  20. He worked very hard and thus got a promotion.

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