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leaf through something
phrasal verb with leafverbuk /liːf/ us /liːf/
to quickly turn the pages of a book or a magazine, reading only a little of it: 浏览，粗看，略读
The waiting room was full of people leafing through magazines.等候室里到处都是人，都在翻看杂志。
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leaf through something | American Dictionary
leaf through something
phrasal verb with leafverb
to turn pages quickly and read only a little:
Three patients sat leafing through magazines in the doctor’s waiting room.
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