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【题目】翻译短语

1寻找

2处于交战状态

3看重,器重

4调查

5而不是

6事实上

7当权,上台

8设立,建立

9愿意做

10在某人看来

【答案】

1in search of

2at war

3think highly of

4look into

5rather than

6as a matter of fact

7come to power

8set up

9be willing to do

10in one’s opinion/view

【解析】

1考查介词词组。注意在这个词组中所用的介词是in

2考查介词词组。注意在这个词组中所用的介词是atatwar之间没有冠词。

3考查动词词组。注意在这个词组中所用的介词是of

4考查动词词组。注意在这个词组中所用的介词是into

5考查固定搭配。注意rather的拼写。

6考查固定搭配。注意答题时不要少了定冠词a

7考查动词词组。注意在这个词组中所用的介词是to

8考查动词词组。注意set的拼写。

9考查固定用法。注意willing的拼写。

10考查固定搭配。注意在这个词组中所用的介词是in

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