英汉互译.1.让我帮你照看这些东西吧. 2.让游客们远离山顶. 3.该是你自己做决定的时候了. 4.We can't only think of ourselves and never care about others. 5.That's why many Chinese adults continue to live with their parents. 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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英汉互译。

1.让我帮你照看这些东西吧。

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2.让游客们远离山顶。

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3.该是你自己做决定的时候了。

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4.We can't only think of ourselves and never care about others.

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5.That's why many Chinese adults continue to live with their parents.

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