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dust something off
phrasal verb with dustverbuk /dʌst/ us /dʌst/
(UK alsodust down)
to prepare something for use, especially after it has not been used for a long time: （尤指长时间不用后拿出来）备好待用，整理
It's time to dust off the old chemistry books and start studying.现在应该把以前的化学书拿出来开始学习。
UKThey brought out the old ambulances, dusted them down and put them back into service.他们将旧救护车拿出来修复后再次投入使用。
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dust off something | American Dictionary
dust off something
phrasal verb with dustverb[ I/T ]us/dʌst/
to prepare something for use after it has not been used for a long time:
Winter is coming, so dust off your skis.
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