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4．It was the third time that hehad made，which extremely angered the coach．（make）

分析 这已经是他第三次了，教练非常生气．

解答 答案：had made
本题考查句型结构：it was the third time that…，从句中要用完成时态；前面是was，后面用过去完成时态，前面是is，后面用现在完成时态．

点评 翻译题在解题是首先要确定好句子的时态，然后要把握好短语表达，最后要注意句子结构．

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