翻译:根据汉语意思完成句子不管你做什么.千万别失去信心. No matter what you do, never . 因为非常赞赏他说的.她立即接受了他的观点. what he said , she accepted his idea at once. 他被判处3个月监禁. He three months in prison . 从她上一封信来判断.他们此时过得很� 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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翻译：根据汉语意思完成句子（每空一词。共10分。）

不管你做什么，千万别失去信心。

No matter what you do, never _________ __________.

因为非常赞赏他说的，她立即接受了他的观点。

_________ ___________ ________what he said , she accepted his idea at once.

他被判处3个月监禁.

He _________ _____________ __________ three months in prison .

从她上一封信来判断，他们此时过得很开心。

__________ __________ her last letter, they are having a wonderful time.

你们决定好去哪里度蜜月了吗？

Have you ________ ________ ________ ________ where to go for your honeymoon?

当他住在英国时，他偶然学会了些英语。

_________ __________ _________ England, he picked up some English.

这公园现免费对公众开放。

The park is open to the public__________ ________ ________(免费地).

【小题1】lose heart

【小题2】Thinking highly of

【小题3】was sentenced to

【小题4】Judging from/by

【小题5】made up your minds

【小题6】While living in

【小题7】free of charge

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