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【题目】句子翻译

1对于一个人来说有一颗童心是非常重要的。

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2昨天在电视上看到大量的树木被砍伐时,我感到很不舒服。

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3一些人类活动不仅污染了我们的星球,而且使很多动物处于危险之中。

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4他的住处比她高两层。

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5她仔细听了,但是什么也没听到。

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【答案】

1It’s very important for a person to have a child’s heart.

2When I saw a lot of trees cut down on TV yesterday, I felt very uncomfortable.

3Some human activities not only pollute our plant, but (also) put many animals in danger.

4He lives two floors above her.

5She listened carefully, but heard nothing.

【解析】

1结合中文句意,可用句型“it is +adj. (for sb) to do sth对某人来说,做某事是怎样的”, 童心可用“child’s heart”,故答案为It’s very important for a person to have a child’s heart。

2结合中文句意,可用when引导的时间状语从句,砍伐用“cut down”,看见某人做了某事用“see sb do sth”,这里的时间状语是“yesterday 昨天”,可知时态用一般过去时,故答案为When I saw a lot of trees cut down on TV yesterday, I felt very uncomfortable。

3结合中文句意,可用“not only…but also…不仅……而且……”,把……处于危险之中用“put sth in danger”,谓语动词污染用“pollute”故答案为Some human activities not only pollute our plant, but (also) put many animals in danger。

4结合中文句意,可用简单句型,主语为he,谓语动词用live,因为主语是第三人称单数谓语应该用三单形式lives,在……上面用above,故答案为He lives two floors above her。

5结合中文句意,这里时态应该是一般过去式,主语用she,谓语动词用listened,用副词“carefully仔细地”来修饰动词,什么没有用nothing,听到用heard,故答案为She listened carefully, but heard nothing。

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