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埃德加，不要抠鼻子，宝贝儿。用英语怎么说？

埃德加，不要抠鼻子，宝贝儿。

Edgar, don't pick your nose, dear...

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Edgar pick your nose dear

Edgar

埃德加（男子名）；

pick

vt.& vi. 挑选，挑拣，挖，采，摘，剔，扒，挑剔；n. 选择，收获，精华；

your

pron. 你的，你们的，尊，玉，乃；

nose

n. 鼻子，嗅觉，芳香，香气，突出的部分；vt. 嗅出，闻出，用鼻子触，用鼻子品评（酒）等，探出；vi. 小心探索着前进，探问；

dear

adj. 亲爱的，敬爱的，昂贵的，严厉的；n. 亲爱的人，宠物；int. 哎；adv. 高价地，疼爱地，贵；
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