The Chinese Mid-autumn Festival is a festival after weharvestcrops．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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20．The Chinese Mid-autumn Festival is a festival after weharvest（收获）crops．

分析中国的中秋节是我们收获庄稼之后的一个节日．

解答答案：harvest
根据句意可知，这里介绍的是我国的传统节日---中秋节，故应使用一般现在时；由于空缺处后面跟了宾语crops，故填及物动词；并且从句中的主语是we，故填动词原形harvest．

点评本题考查的是翻译填空题．由于这里要翻译的是从句的谓语动词，所以需要根据句意或句中的时态，判断出此处应使用的时态或语态；另外，在平时的学习中，还应熟练掌握所学到的词汇以及各类词法，句法以及时态语态等语法知识．

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