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9．It is so cold that you can't go outsideunlessfully covered in thick clothes．

分析天气太冷了你不能出去，除非全身裹住厚衣服．

解答答案：unless．根据主句句意"天气太冷了你不能出去"表明从句"全身裹住厚衣服"是能出去的条件，故填unless．

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