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2．采取措施做某事take/adopt measures to do sth．

分析 采取措施做某事 take/adopt measures to do sth

解答 答案：take/adopt measures to do sth，考查动词短语．如 Government should take measures to reduce pollution．政府应该采取措施减少污染．

点评 对于单词短语的识记，要从词义着手，理解词性和常见用法或搭配，并能在语境中灵活运用

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