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15．If you promised to do something，you mustkeep your word （履行诺言）．

分析 如果你承诺了去做某事，一定要履行诺言．

解答 答案：keep your word．考查固定短语．情态动词 must后用动词原形短语keep your word，表示"履行诺言"．

点评 考查汉译英．word的常用短语．
last word 最后一句话；最后决定权；最新成果；最新形式
in word 口头上
in one word 总之；一句话
without a word 一句话也没说；一声不吭
have a word with 与…谈几句话，和…谈一谈；与…商谈
word for word 逐字地
word formation n．构词，构词法；词性转换
in another word 换句话说；也就是说

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