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Today Parliament1 introduced some laws which could stop boy racers from annoying other people. The problem is especially bad in Christchurch where the streets are flat. Friday and Saturday nights are their favourite times to drive fast around the city, revving2 up their engines loudly, doing burn outs with their tyres, and being a nuisance3 to the public. It is difficult for the police to control them because there are so many cars, each with passengers shouting out open windows. Boy racers – and some of them are girls too – love their cars. They spend all their spare time and money on their cars.
The new law would allow police to take their cars and send them to a machine which crushes4 them into a small block of steel. This would happen if they are caught by police three times in four years. The new law would not start until December. First the bill has to go to a Parliamentary committee to discuss it, then there are two more readings of the bill in Parliament before it becomes a law.
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revving
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| v.(使)加速( rev的现在分词 );(数量、活动等)激增;(使发动机)快速旋转;(使)活跃起来 | |
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nuisance
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| n.讨厌的东西,讨厌的人 | |
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crushes
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| 压碎,压坏( crush的第三人称单数 ); 破坏; 镇压; 榨 | |
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