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4．As is reported，Chen Guangbiao，known as Chief Charitarian in China （"中国首善"），has contributed（捐献了） billions to helping people in disaster-stricken areas these years．（contribute）

分析据报道，以中国首善著称的陈光标这些年给捐献了好几十亿的资金来帮助灾区的人们．

解答答案：has contributed．
根据汉语意思及所给的提示词可知，是表达已经做了的事情，所以用现在完成时来表达；contribute表示捐献；故答案为has contributed．

点评翻译填空题考查的是词汇运用能力和对时态的正确判断，平时要注意积累和运用．

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