重点讲解：
1. set out to do sth.
开始；着手；
eg. Today we have accomplished what we set out to do.
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eg. I set out to prepare for my speech.
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2. be quick to do sth.
立刻的；马上的；
eg. Mark says the ideas are Katie's own, and is quick to praise her talent.
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eg. Furthermore, as Gervaise was quick to point out, Mr Scully was not a detective.
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3. enter into
（向计算机或数据库中）输入，写入；
eg. When a baby is born, they enter that baby's name into the computer.
每当有婴儿降生，他们就将婴儿的名字输入电脑8_+57.0iHWPa-。
eg. Postcodes will be entered into the statisticians' computers.
邮编将被输入统计员的电脑中SS+-Uchnre*D3,,wk7。
4. turn up
找出；发现；注意到；出现；
eg. Investigations have never turned up any evidence.
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eg. We don't know what may turn up tomorrow.
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