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inflate 【INFLATE】As the currency of a country is inflated, the prices of goods begin to rise. 当一国的通货发生膨胀时，物品的价格开始升高。【重点词汇】inflate v. 膨胀 反: deflate

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[ɪn'fleɪt] 
inflatefill with gas or air
Using your own breath or an air pump, you can inflate a balloon — or anything else you need to pump air into. When you inflate something you fill it with air (or any other gas) to make it expand.
From the Latin verb inflāre, "to blow into," the word inflate appeared in English in the early 16th century. Although we usually think of the word inflate as referring to blowing air or gas into a balloon or a tire, anything that grows larger, from food prices to an egoist's self-image, can be inflated. When an item becomes scarce, its price is likely to be inflated.
All forms of 'inflate' will appear on average once every 267 pages.inflatableinflateinflatedinflaterinflationinflatordisinflationinflationary

Front	inflate
Pron	[ɪn'fleɪt]
Back	【INFLATE】 As the currency of a country is inflated, the prices of goods begin to rise. 当一国的通货发生膨胀时，物品的价格开始升高。【重点词汇】 inflate v. 膨胀反: deflate
Vocab	inflatefill with gas or air Using your own breath or an air pump, you can inflate a balloon — or anything else you need to pump air into. When you inflate something you fill it with air (or any other gas) to make it expand. From the Latin verb inflāre, "to blow into," the word inflate appeared in English in the early 16th century. Although we usually think of the word inflate as referring to blowing air or gas into a balloon or a tire, anything that grows larger, from food prices to an egoist's self-image, can be inflated. When an item becomes scarce, its price is likely to be inflated. All forms of 'inflate' will appear on average once every 267 pages. inflatable inflate inflated inflater inflation inflator disinflation inflationary

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