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Danger shrugs, porch shrugs, Yin shrugs, deep shrugs, only shrugs, shrugs, shrugs, shrugs, shrugs, shrugs, shrugs, shrugs, shrugs, shrugs, shrugs, shrugs, shrugs. Shrug, sigh, shrugs, shrugs, shrugs, shrugs, shrugs, shrugs, shrugs, shrugs, shrugs, shrugs, shrugs. Shrugging your shoulders and shrinking your neck, soaring, towering, fat, fat, soaring, nodding, shrugging your shoulders and shrugging your back, sighing, alarmist, alarmist?

1, stirred up

In fact, several sensational reports also show that Alaska may fall into a crisis of "financial and social collapse" unless the number of bears is controlled.

Explanation: (1) (shoulders, muscles, etc. ) move up. (2) Create a shocking situation: ~ audio and video.

Step 2 shrug your shoulders

He shrugged his shoulders and said with his trademark smile, "The authorities want to make China a cultural power, but our leaders are too uneducated."

Explanation: Lift your shoulders slightly (to show contempt, doubt, surprise, etc.). ), he shrugged his shoulders, revealing an incomprehensible expression.

3, towering into the sky

Sentence: In the city above them, Louis Vuitton (French fashion brand), Ferrari dealers and European-designed high-rise glass curtain wall buildings all mark the dazzling economic development of China.

Allusion: Shrugging: Hold your head high. Stand upright in the clouds. Describe buildings, peaks, etc.

4, sensational

Sentence: Considering the daunting distance between the stars, the statement of real life will almost certainly bring less sensational effect than the alien invasion or crash landing spaceship depicted in the movie.

Allusion: Shrugging: Call the police. Exaggerate or fabricate facts to surprise or shock people.

5, alarmist

Sentence: Used to be with Margaret? The unique provocation of Thatcher's confrontational dignitaries, Lawson attacked "climate alarmists", and his remarks were full of contempt, but he did not name Jones.

Allusions: alarmist words: surprising words; Shrugging: disturbing; Shrugging: Surprise submissive people. Refers to deliberately saying something exaggerated and scary, which makes people feel shocked and shocked.

6. Rise from the sky

Sentence: This magnificent design will soar into the sky in 2009, standing next to the towering Sears Tower and John Hancock Center.

Allusion: Every mountain or the first floor is high, and all go into the clouds.