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Critics critic ['kritik] n. 批评家,评论家
fuel-efficient 低油耗的/省油的
vehicles 交通工具
Democratic [ˌdemə'krætik] a. 民主的
propose [prə'pəuz] v. 计划,打算,向...提议
Senate ['senit] n. 参议院
Democrat ['deməkræt] n. 民主政体论者,民主主义者,民主党员
Republican [ri'pʌblikən] a. 共和政体的　n. 共和党人
compromise ['kɔmprəmaiz]n. 妥协,折衷,折衷v. 妥协处理,危害v. 妥协, 
Majority　 Majority [mə'dʒɔriti] n. 多数,大多数
enough votes　vote [vəʊt] n. 投票,表决　v. 投票,选举,投票拥护
bailout n. 跳伞(戽出)
appeal　 appeal [ə'pi:l] n. 恳求,上诉,吸引力　v. 求助,诉请,呼吁
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