题目内容

13.get tired of对…厌烦了.

分析 对…厌烦了

解答 答案:对…厌烦了
解析:根据所给英文提示可知,本题考查get tired of"对…感到厌烦"这一固定短语.拓展:get tired with"对…感到疲倦".

点评 本题考查单词/词组的翻译,做此类题目时一定要根据所给的中/英文提示确定所需要翻译的英/中文;但是要注意单词/短语的形式用原形.

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