Fail—"a noun or interjection used when something is egregiously unsuccessful"—was 2009's the most useful word.

失败——“名词或感叹词，当某事非常不成功时使用”——被评为2009年最有用的单词。

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Reform has been vigorously opposed, perhaps most egregiously in education, where charter schools, academies and merit pay all faced drawn-out battles.

改革一直遭到强烈反对，最让人惊讶的可能是在教育业，其中的特许学校、学会和绩效工资都面临着持久的斗争。

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Judicial figures have meddled egregiously in economic affairs before.

司法人物以前就异乎寻常地插手经济事务。

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Most egregiously, Mr. Osborne last month announced a program to subsidize the riskiest mortgages.

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There were curried and primavera versions, and an egregiously un-kosher one fried in bacon fat.

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Even after its ferocious run higher, SanDisk stock does not seem to be egregiously overvalued.

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