Water is very important to us. Without water, people cannot live. But many people waste water in many ways without realizing it. Some people do not turn off the tap after using it. Some take long showers and others throw away plastic bottles when there is still water inside. We should ...
若说 “I can't change what will happen without water.”,意思是 “我不能改变没有水会发生什么”,但句子重点强调的并非能否改变这种情况,而是难以去设想这种情况,所以 B 选项不合适。C 选项 imagine:“imagine” 意思是 “想象;设想”,“I can't imagine what will happen without water.” 意思是 “我...
地球上没水，人和动物会渴死。植物不生长，动物饿死，动植物都饿死了，即使人没渴死，也会饿死。总之人类甚至地球生命将不存在。那是估计地球在经过几亿年的自净之后，更适合人类居住，可是人已经不存在了 any cultures will die out without water.If there's no water, any creature in the world ...
根据句意判断，句子要用一般将来时，water为不可数名词，并且if 引导的状语从句用一般现在时表示将来所以用单数is ，故选B点评：此考点也是中学英语中最喜欢出现的考点，if除了可以引导条件状语从句外，还可以引导宾语从句，翻译成“是否”。引导宾语从句时没有“主将从现”的说法。除了if外，还有when, a...
can't cook food or put out the fire.ln a word,we can't live without water.We must try our best to save water.We should turn off the shower when we put shampoo in the hair.Also we should save water by turning off the tap after we use it.It's necessary for us to save water....
句意: —— 我无法想象没有水会发生什么。 —— 我们可能会死。 考查动词词义辨析。 mean 意思是,意味着; change 改变; imagine 想象; train 训练。根据横线后“ what will happen without water. ”可知,此处应该表达我无法想象没有水会发生什么,故选 C 。反馈 收藏 ...
61.-1can't what will happen without water B 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 61.答案:C 解析:-我无法想象没有水会发生什么。 -可能我们会死。 control是“控制”,mean是“意味着,意思是”,imagine是“想象”,fix是“修理,固定”。恰当的词是imagine(想象) 62.答案:B 解析:如果我们的政府不重视食品安全,...
求翻译:we use water every day if there is no water what will happen please suggest some ways to save water是什么意思?待解决 悬赏分:1 - 离问题结束还有 we use water every day if there is no water what will happen please suggest some ways to save water...
Beyond 3-5 days without water, and your body will begin to shut down its organs, and eventually the brain.超过3-5天没有水，你的身体会让器官停止工作，最终停止工作的是大脑。Of course, unlike the plentiful oxygen we breathe, only 2.5% of all Earth's water is fresh, most of which is ...
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