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短文的第三行出現提示deserts，他們在沙漠中尋找水和食物。所以這里應該是“沙漠”。 |
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這句話的意思是“在那里他們既不種植物也不飼養動物”，應用keep。 |
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他們整年在沙漠中遷徙。這里不用“walk”，因為他們不是一直在走路，只是經常遷徙。 |
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in search of“尋找”。 |
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依賴depend on。 |
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stay alive“活著”。 |
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這里說土著人有鷹的眼睛，并沒有確實的證據，只是“據說”，所以用said。 |
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根據常識，鷹的眼睛是最敏銳的。從下文舉的例子看，也是說土著人眼力很好。 |
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astonishing“使人吃驚的”。 |
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這里left的意思是“使……留在某種狀態”。 |
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for help“尋求幫助”。 |
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空格前后的found 和said是并列關系。 |
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a rainstorm broke發生在the tracker could follow the prints very far之前，因此要用before。意思是“沿著足跡尋找的人還沒走多久，就下了暴雨”。 |
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wash away沖走。 |
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sharp eyes敏銳的眼睛。我們常說某某人眼尖，大概就是這個意思。 |
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過去完成時里用過去分詞�！皫滋烨翱匆娺^的足跡�！� |
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hardly幾乎不�！熬鞄缀醪幌嘈潘！� |
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沿著街道。用along較為合適。 |
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他們是沿著足跡尋找的，所以用walk。 |
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“土著人只是停下來，指指房子�！� |
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