题目内容
14．Fifty and fifty is ahundred （一百）．分析 五十加五十是一百．
解答 答案：hundred．
根据题干Fifty and fifty is a--（一百）．可知句意为：五十加五十是一百．hundred，数词，一百．故填：hundred．
点评 本题主要考查翻译填空，做此类题目，首先结合提示词，弄清句意．然后再根据句法，语法，确定单词的准确形式．
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