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外刊精讲 | 欧洲博物馆接连被盗!为什么小偷宁愿偷黄金,也不愿偷价值连城的名画? 来自: #早安英文 🔔订阅 发布时间: 2026-11-15T05:30+08:00 【欢迎订阅】  每天早上5:30,准时更新。  【阅读原文】  标题:The Great Louvre Robbery Was Just the Start. It's Been the Year of the Heist.正文:In the year since thieves stunned the world by smashing their way into the Louvre Museum and stealing France’s crown jewels worth at least $101 million, art heists have only intensified. From Wales to Sicily,more than 14 museums have been hit by smash-and-grab criminals since early 2025, suggesting museums haven’t cracked the code on how to safely protect their treasures. Police are still looking for the Louvre’s stolen trove of 19th-century jewelry.知识点:stun v. /stʌn/· 英⽂释义:to surprise or shock someone so much that they cannot react immediately· 中⽂释义:使震惊;使⽬瞪⼝呆· ⽂中意:窃贼⼤胆的作案⽅式震惊了全世界· 例句⼀:The sudden announcement stunned investors around the world. 这⼀突如其来的公告令全球投资者震惊。· 例句⼆:She was stunned to discover that her closest friend had lied to her. 发现最亲密的朋友竟然欺骗了⾃⼰,她惊呆了。【节目介绍】  《早安英文-每日外刊精读》,带你精读最新外刊,了解国际最热事件:分析语法结构,拆解长难句,最接…

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