【題目】翻譯句子
（1）由于陷入沉思中，他沒(méi)有注意到車(chē)正朝他駛來(lái)。
， he didn't notice the car running towards him．
（2）對(duì)不起，但是我有重要事情要說(shuō)。
to say．
（3）要是他已經(jīng)知道事實(shí)真相怎么辦？
the truth?
（4）他殘疾的雙腿注定他一輩子困在輪椅上。
His disabled legs ．

【答案】
（1）Deep/Lost；in；thought
（2）I'm；sorry；but；I；have；something；important
（3）What；if；he；had；known
（4）condemned；him；to；a；wheelchair；all；his；life
【解析】（1）固定搭配deep in sth．專心于，全神貫注于……；（2）I’m sorry，but．．．對(duì)不起，但是……；（3）What if．．．要是……怎么辦？（4）固定搭配condemn sb．to sth．注定……。

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