5．除了美味的咖啡和甜品，這間咖啡館還提供各種書籍，從小說到詩歌，應(yīng)有盡有，足以讓你安靜地度過一個下午． （range）Besides nice coffee and dessert，the cafe provides all kinds of books，ranging from novel to poetry，so that you can stay for a whole quiet afternoon．．

分析 除了美味的咖啡和甜品，這間咖啡館還提供各種書籍，從小說到詩歌，應(yīng)有盡有，足以讓你安靜地度過一個下午．

解答 答案：Besides nice coffee and dessert，the cafe provides all kinds of books，ranging from novel to poetry，so that you can stay for a whole quiet afternoon．考查range的用法．
句子里provides是謂語動詞，表示"提供"；ranging from novel to poetry 是all kinds of books 的定語；so that表示"為了"，引導目的狀語從句．

點評 考查漢譯英．
range的用法：
1．n．
①一系列．A range of buildings have sprung up along the river．沿河建起了一排樓房．
②變化幅度，范圍．Several cars are available within this price range．在這個價格范圍內(nèi)，有好幾種汽車可供選購．
③射程，距離． This weapon can kill at a range of 200 yards．這種兵器在200碼內(nèi)有殺傷力．
④（山）脈． The two countries are separated by a range of mountains．這兩個國家被一條山脈隔開．
2．vi．
變化．Prices range from￡6 to￡10．價錢從六英鎊到十英鎊不等．
3．vt．
排列．Range the books by size．把這些書按大小分類排列．

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