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4．When autumn comes，treeleaves（叶子）turn brown and fall into piles．

分析 当秋天到来时，树叶变成棕色并且掉落成堆．

解答 答案：leaves；根据汉语提示，"叶子"翻译为：leaf，名词，根据句中信息fall into piles推测该单词用复数形式，故填：leaves．

点评 根据首字母填词要善于体会上下句的逻辑联系，而且要有扎实的语言知识储备和较大的词汇量．

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