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(one of) agroupofchemicalsthat arefoundinplantcells,especiallyinleaves,bark(= a tree'soutercovering), andfruitthat is notyetreadytoeat 丹宁（酸），鞣酸SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesBiochemistry - adipose
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