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13．She canwashby herself．（洗衣服）

分析她能够自己洗衣服．

解答答案：wash．
根据所给汉语提示结合语境推测句意是"她能够自己洗衣服．"，此处根据设空处前面的can判断填动词原形，"洗"的英文单词是wash，所以答案是：wash

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79．What happened to John Roebling one year after the project started？Took John Roebling's life
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81．How did Washington use only one finger to communicate with his wife？HetappedthatfingeronhiswifeEmily'sarm
82．How long did it take the bridge to be completed？13
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