完成句子按所给的汉语.用英语完成下列句子.1.我宁愿步行一小时.也不愿考虑乘公交车.I would rather take an hour's walk .2.我国政府的英明决策将推动国家的快速发展.The wise decisions of the government of our country.3.经过几小时的空中盘旋.这个飞行员最终设法使题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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完成句子按所给的汉语，用英语完成下列句子。

1.我宁愿步行一小时，也不愿考虑乘公交车。

I would rather take an hour's walk _________________________.

2.我国政府的英明决策将推动国家的快速发展。

The wise decisions of the government _________________________ of our country.

3.经过几小时的空中盘旋，这个飞行员最终设法使飞机成功着陆。

After several hours’ circling in the sky, the pilot _________________________ at last.

4.他60多岁了，接受挑战参加2017无锡马拉松有很大的困难。

He _________________________ the challenge of joining in the 2017 Wuxi Marathon in his sixties.

5.我表弟很固执，没人能迫使他改变主意。

My cousin is so stubborn _________________________ to change his mind.

6.当时，他们中没人知道那个地方是否不为外界所知。

At that time, none of them knew _________________________ the outside world.

1.than consider taking a bus 2.will push for the fast / rapid /quick development 3.managed to land the plane successfully 4.had much/great difficulty taking on 5.that no one/nobody can for...

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