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外围 wàiwéi
periphery [pəˈrıfərı] N
periphery
外围 wàiwéi
periphery
边缘 biānyuán
periphery
周围 zhōuwéi
the periphery of the city center
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It is the most developed and educated village in its periphery.
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A secondary of the same color extends from a little posterior to the periphery to the middle of the base.
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However, many of the species considered rare are ranked at the state level and represent species on the periphery of their range.
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The outer periphery of a population's habitat tends to be extreme; hence, the reason range expansion is kept in check.
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This, he theorised, is important since firms do not play on the periphery of human life today, but have taken a central role.
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