I knowyou are dying to hear all about my life here．我知道你急于了解我在这里的情况．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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12．I knowyou are dying to hear all about my life here．
我知道你急于了解我在这里的情况．

分析表达"急于做某事"使用短语be dying to do sth．．

解答 you are dying

点评对于汉译英这种题，要分析句子意思，再从结构上和意义上对答案进行确定．

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