regurgitation

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Even more calamitous is the prospect of history teaching in the schools confining itself to the transmission and regurgitation of ‘facts’.
而學(xué)校的歷史教學(xué)若局限于自身“事實知識”傳遞與回流的窠臼，則其前景將更顯黯淡。
The conclusion can push points discussed in the paper further or introduce new ideas; it should not merely serve as a quick regurgitation of everything you already said.
結(jié)論可以進(jìn)一步推進(jìn)文章所討論的要點或者提出新的觀點；它不應(yīng)該僅僅只是作為你已說過的內(nèi)容的重復(fù)。
Is it because they've been educated in a test-oriented system that favours speed and memorization and regurgitation above everything else?
是因為他們從小就適應(yīng)了應(yīng)試教育，只喜歡速度和死記硬背？

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