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上一条解释没有讲清楚时，补充背景并用简明语言 re-pitch，沿用项目的领域术语。

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等等，我没有理解你刚才的说明。请重新解释：补充必要背景，使用 GLOSSARY.md 中的统一领域语言（ubiquitous language）；如果仓库有多个词汇表，沿 GLOSSARY-MAP.md 找到相关的一份。

按当前对话语言重述。中文请求使用简明中文，一句话表达一个意思，先说明结论，再解释必要背景；英文请求遵循 ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English。用具体动作和例子解释术语，不重复上一条回复的难懂措辞。

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