句子翻译 51.她宁可尽力而为.也不轻易放弃. 52.请展示给我看如何做这个实验. 53.你给我提了这么多宝贵的建议.真是太好了. 54.如果你不告诉老师真相.你会受到责备的. 55.我有时怀疑这部电影是否值得一看. 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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51.她宁可尽力而为，也不轻易放弃。

52.请展示给我看如何做这个实验。

53.你给我提了这么多宝贵的建议，真是太好了。

54.如果你不告诉老师真相，你会受到责备的。

55.我有时怀疑这部电影是否值得一看。

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