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come onto the market to appear or to be sold in the market

e.g.:

1)Many things need to be done before a new product comes onto the market.

2)After this new type of MP3 player came onto the market, it soon became popular among young people

5.This combines the TV set with the world Wide Web.

combine...with.../ be combined with: to join something together with

e.g.:

Theory should be combined with practice

A good way of teaching children is to combine teaching with pleasure.

6. At that time, the record player had to be wound up by hand and only played a record for two minutes.

Wind(n. 风，气流, 打嗝)

wind (v.（winded, winded）使（某人）气急,打嗝)

wind ( v. (wound, wound)to turn or twist 蜿蜒,缠绕, 上发条,卷起)

e.g.:

1)We were winded by the steep climb.

2)The nurse wound a bandage around my finger so that bleeding could be stopped.

3)Remember to wind the clock every night before you go to bed if you do not want it to stop.

4)The little boy wound his arms around his mother's waist and prevented her leaving.

wind down ：

1)To diminish gradually in energy, intensity, or scope:

渐减：能量、强度或范围上渐渐减少：

e.g.: The party wound down as guests began to leave.

2)To relax; unwind. 放松；松弛

e.g. :This year is rather busy for me---I need a holiday

to wind down.

wind up

1)To come or bring to a finish; end: 结束：

e.g. Before I wind up, there ae two more things to say.

2)To put in order; settle:把...料理停当；处理：

e.g. She wound up her affairs before leaving the country.

3) Informal To arrive in a place or situation after or because of a course of action:

【非正式用语】 到达，达到：经过或因为一系列行为

而到达某地或某种情况：

e.g. He took a long walk and wound up at the edge of town;

He always overspent and wound up in debt.

4).cause sb. to reach a high level of excitement,使兴奋

e.g.: He gets so wound up when he's arguing.