Firemen were called out to rescue a man trapped in the river．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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10．Firemen were called out to rescue（营救；拯救） a man trapped in the river．

分析消防官兵接到命令去营救被困在河中的一个人．

解答答案：rescue．
分析句子的内容 a man trapped in the river可知，消防官兵的任务就是救助百姓，所以结合汉语意思可知，使用动词rescue；故答案为rescue．

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