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18.实话说to be honest.

分析 说实话

解答 答案:to be honest
解析:根据所给中文提示,可知本题考查to be honest"说实话"这一固定短语.例句:To be honest,I don't want to attend his wedding.说实话我不想参加他的婚礼.

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中文提示准确地翻译出英文.

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