【題目】翻譯（英漢互譯）
（1）accuse … of
（2）be eager to
（3）a variety of
（4）ahead of
（5）speed up
（6）集中；全神貫注于
（7）榨出；擠出
（8）申請
（9）區(qū)別對待；有影響；起作用
（10）依賴；依靠

【答案】
（1）指控、起訴
（2）渴望做某事
（3）各式各樣的
（4）提前
（5）加速
（6）concentrate on
（7）squeeze out
（8）apply for
（9）make a difference
（10）depend on /rely on
【解析】考查學(xué)生對單詞和短語方面的基礎(chǔ)知識的掌握。
（1）accuse … of意為“指控、起訴”。
（2）be eager to意為“渴望做某事”。
（3）a variety of相當(dāng)于形容詞various，意為“各式各樣的”。
（4）ahead of=in advance 意思是“提前”。
（5）speed up意思是“加速”。
（6）集中，全神貫注于，對應(yīng)的短語是concentrate on。
（7）榨出，擠出，對應(yīng)的短語是squeeze out。
（8）申請，對應(yīng)的短語是apply for。
（9）區(qū)別對待，有影響，起作用，對應(yīng)的短語是make a difference。
（10）依賴，依靠，對應(yīng)的短語是depend on /rely on。

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