翻译句子那是史密斯先生第一次来中国。麻烦在于到哪儿去找这么多

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翻译句子
那是史密斯先生第一次来中国。
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麻烦在于到哪儿去找这么多车。
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他无法适应这个大都市的现代生活。
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学生们正在为即将到来的考试作准备。
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医生竭力劝他去休假。
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We should substitute a broken window with a new one.
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It is usually acknowledged that he is the finest poet in the flesh.
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As far as I'm concerned, I should like to say I am not in favor of the plan.
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She occupied herself with housework most of her time.
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What they need is a good book.
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