twain
- n. （古语/文学）二，两，一对（亦见于 in twain 等表达）；（Twain）人名：吐温（美国作家马克·吐温）；特温（英语姓氏）
- adj. （古语/文学，常后置）二的，一对的
- abbr. （TWAIN）图像采集标准接口，用于软件与扫描仪、数码相机等图像输入设备交换数据
柯林斯英汉双解大词典
twain /tweɪn/
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DET/N → an archaic word for two
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Opponents of the treaty included former President Cleveland, industrialist Andrew Carnegie, labor leader Samuel Gompers, writer Mark Twain,and others.
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And so part of the wilderness experience for me I think Mark Twain talks about wilderness and he says, I do it chiefly because it is difficult.
对于我来说，荒野的经验就像是,马克吐温在谈到荒野时所说，因为困难，所以我才去做。
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Two massy Keys he bore of metals twain Now this is important to Milton.
他所掌有的成对锁钥,这里所讲的对弥尔顿而言非常重要。
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