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收起你的钱，我们不需要施舍。用英语怎么说？

收起你的钱，我们不需要施舍。

Stuff your money. We don't want a handout.

相关词汇
stuff your money we want handout

stuff

n. 材料，原料，资料，〈俚〉钱，现金，填充物，素材资料；vt. 塞满，填塞，让吃饱；vi. 吃得过多；

your

pron. 你的，你们的，尊，玉，乃；

money

n. 钱，财富，薪水，款项；

we

pron. 我们，咱们，笔者，本人，朕，人们；

want

v. 想要，希望，打算，需要…在场；n. 需要的东西，缺少，贫穷；

handout

n. 救济品，施舍物，印刷品，讲义；
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