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5.The production in large quantities of this kind of medicine is forbidden.Themass productionof this kind of medicine is not allowed.
分析 这种药大规模的生产是被禁止的.
解答 答案:mass production
第一个句子里in large quantities 意思是大规模的,可以替换成mass production大规模,二者意思相近可以互换.
点评 考生需掌握一些固定的短语表达类似的意思.
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