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16．In the accident，he was lucky to escapebeing killed （kill）．

分析在事故中，他幸运的逃脱了死亡．

解答答案：being killed
句中escape为动词，逃脱，后面加doing做宾语，根据句意he和kill之间是被动关系，故使用being killed．

点评本题考查短语的翻译，做此类题目时一定要根据中文提示准确判断出所考的单词、短语对应的英文．

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