1. As well, a state newspaper warned that drought next year could hit crops and stoke already heady inflation. ���ͬʱ��һ�ݹ������ű�ֽ��������ĸɺ���Ӱ��ũ���ﲢ�Ӿ�ͨ�����͡�
2. In one heady week before the age of four, Tito learned to add and subtract numbers and compose words by pointing to numbers and letters written on a board. �ڵ�������ǰij�������˷ܵ�һ��֮�ڣ�����ѧ�������ֵļӼ����Լ�����ָ��д��һ������ϵ����ּ���ĸ����ƴ��������
3. But Mr Kleist is distinct in this way: he leads a tiny country obsessed with producing music, in which music and politics are now swirling together in a heady mix. ���ǿ�Ƥ�ˡ�����˹���Ƕ��صģ����쵼��һ�������ڴ������ֵ�С�����������������ֺ������Ѿ��ḻ�ػ����һ���ˡ�
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adj.
1. marked by the exercise of good judgment or common sense in practical matters
2. extremely exciting as if by alcohol or a narcotic
3. marked by defiant disregard for danger or consequences
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