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4．趁一切还来得及，去赞美你爱着、关心着的人吧．  （before）Compliment （Pay compliments to） those you love and care for/about before it is too late．．

分析 Compliment （Pay compliments to） those you love and care for/about before it is too late．

解答 Compliment （Pay compliments to） those you love and care for/about before it is too late．
这是对人的忠告及对事物的一种看法，所以用一般现在时．
结合所给词before来判断使用before引导的时间状语从句，you love and care for/about 为一个省略了引导车who的定语从句，修饰先行词those．compliment/pay compliments to sb赞美某人．

点评 注意灵活运用定语从句或其他短语来修饰句子，能显示出翻译的较高水平．

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12．"We are going to have to get rid of Bay this year，"Meg's dad said．"That horse can't work another winter．"
It was October，and snow was falling lightly over their part of Montana．Meg knew the ranch needed strong，steady horses to bring the sheep back from pasture．Still，she could hardly take in the enormity of her father's words．
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C．sell or kill Bay                        D．keep Bay working for another winter．
71．Meg hoped to keep Bay becauseB．
A．Bay was a good sheep-keeper．
B．Bay was like a good friend．
C．Bay was strong and beautiful．
D．Bay was the only animal she loved．
72．Meg rode Bay to the pasture toB．
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73．Why does Dad change his mind about Bay？C
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D．Bay proved that he had a personality all his own．
19．A trip to London
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