填空题Why not try doing exercise to ____（减肥）?
填空题
Why not try doing exercise to ____（减肥）?
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解析：
句意：为什么不试试做运动减肥呢? lose weigh“减肥”。
句意：为什么不试试做运动减肥呢? lose weigh“减肥”。
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