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9．公共的adj．public．

分析公共的；公开的

解答答案：public
解析：根据所给中文及词性提示可知，本题考查public"公共的；公开的"这一单词．拓展：in public意为"在公开场合"．

点评本题考查单词/词组的翻译，做此类题目时一定要根据所给的中/英文提示找出与之对应的英/中文翻译，另外要注意单词/词组翻译的时候要使用原形．

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