Gradually dark days down, the window drops more more, slowly, small water sucking more.

天渐渐黑了下来，窗户下降越多，慢慢地，小吸水更多。

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In hiccupping, we use ancient muscles to quickly close the glottis while sucking in (albeit air, not water).

在打嗝的过程中，我们用古老的肌肉很快的关闭声门，在我们吸东西时(空气不是水)。

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Back around the year 900 the Venerable Bede first recorded the word leech in English and at that time he was talking about medical practitioners, not slimy sucking water worms.

大约在公元900年，可敬的圣比德首次在英语中记录单词leech, 当时他指的不是水里粘糊糊的吸血虫，而是指开业医师。

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If you fall in love with some water-sucking plants, limit them to a small area where they will have the biggest impact or you can enjoy them most.

CNN: X-rated yards save the environment

Treatment continues at the sites today, with vapor barriers in place, so-called slurry walls going down 40 feet into the earth, well sucking up water to be treated, and systems operating to extract toxins from the air and water.

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Ms Harris impressed on the pupils the importance of peat in sucking up the carbon in the atmosphere, and also storing water, thus slowing flow into the local rivers, which have moorland sources.

BBC: Gwynedd pupils dig deep to study the health of peat