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18.It's said that a red sky at night is an indication(暗示)for fine weather the next day.

分析 考查翻译填空,句意:他说晚上红色天空是第二天好天气的暗示.

解答 答案:indication,前面有冠词,后面有介词,很明显应该用名词.

点评 填空时,冠词很重要,冠词一般放于名词前.

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