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The jewellery was a great success...

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the jewellery was great success

the

art. 指已提到的人（物），指说话人与听者已知的人（物），用于独一无二的事物前，与形容词最高级和序数词连用；

jewellery

n. 首饰，饰物，等于jewelry，珍宝；

was

v. 用来表示某人或某物即主语本身，用来表示某人或某物属于某一群体或有某种性质（ be的过去式 ），在，存在，不受干扰；

great

adj. 伟大的，杰出的，优异的，显著的，很多的，重大的；adv. [口语]很好地，令人满意地，成功地，顺利地，得意地；n. 大人物们，伟大人物，重要人物，大师，名家；

success

n. 成功，成就，好成绩，好结果，成功的人（或物）；
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