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12．偶尔离开平路，去寻求困境．
Leave the beaten trackoccasionally anddive into the woods．

分析 偶尔离开平路，去寻求困境．

解答 答案是occasionally；dive into；本题考查语境中选用恰当的词或短语；occasionally adv．偶尔；dive into溜进；潜入；woods  n．仍未摆脱困境（或问题）；  dive into the woods 投入困境中；本题中and连接的祈使句，第二空需要动词原形；故答案是occasionally；dive into．

点评 汉译英要对比汉语句和英语句，分析题干中缺少什么；在根据所缺部分的含义选择适当的词、短语或结构，注意形式变化．

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