pap

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Regardless, voters knew what they were getting from the Workers' Party and how it would differ from the PAP.
無論如何，選民們知道他們從工人黨能夠獲得什麼，工人黨和人民行動黨的區(qū)別是什麼。
Girls who get the shots are less likely to have Pap tests with worrisome results that would lead to further treatment, saving themselves anxiety and discomfort and, in those cases, saving money.
一些女孩因爲(wèi)擔(dān)心得到要作進(jìn)一步治療的壞消息，而不太願意去作宮頸塗片篩檢（巴氏早期癌變探測試騐），她們接種了疫苗就不必再焦慮和不適，也許還節(jié)省了費(fèi)用。
There is no sign yet of a fraying of the basic compact between the PAP and Singaporeans, who trade some individual freedoms for the prosperity and stability provided by an efficient ruling party.
現(xiàn)在人民行動黨和新加坡人民（他們用個人的自由來換取有能力的執(zhí)政黨所搆建的繁榮及穩(wěn)定）在基本協(xié)定上還沒有摩擦跡象。

The new guidelines say women age twenty-one to twenty-nine only need to get a Pap test every two years instead of yearly.
A Pap test looks for abnormal cervical cells that could become cancer.
Pap tests have saved countless lives.

Even though her Pap tests had come back normal, McKinney's HPV test was positive.
NPR: Detecting High-Risk HPV in Older Women

(FOOD) food that is soft and has little taste
(ENTERTAINMENT) television, cinema, or books that are entertaining, but that have no artistic or educational value
(PHOTOGRAPHER) a member of the paparazzi photographers who follow famous people in order to take photographs of them for newspapers and magazines
to take photographs of a famous person, usually after following them and without permission, for newspapers or magazines

If you describe something such as information, writing, or entertainment as pap, you mean that you consider it to be of no worth, value, or serious interest.
Pap is food that has been mashed or made soft so that it is suitable for babies and very old people.
a nipple or teat
(of the paparazzi) to follow and photograph (a famous person)