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9．n．大洲continent．分析 continent
解答 答案是continent；
考查词义识记；continent n．大洲；the Continent特指欧洲大陆；如：He travelled alone across the whole continentcontinent of Africa from east to west．他只身长途跋涉，从东向西横穿整个非洲大陆．
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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