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4.众所周知,上海大剧院坐落于人民广场西北侧.(locate)As is known to all,the Shanghai Grand Theater is located on the northwest side of the people's Square..

分析 众所周知,上海大剧院坐落于人民广场西北侧.

解答 答案:As is known to all,the Shanghai Grand Theater is located on the northwest side of the people's Square.
众所周知:as is known to all;坐落于:be located on;句意表达的是一般事实,要用一般现在时态来表示.

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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