20．It's said that his car was repaired at thegarage （汽車修理廠）．

分析 據(jù)說他的車在汽車修理廠修了．

解答 答案：garage；
汽車修理廠：garage；句中作介詞at的賓語，前面有定冠詞the限定，用原形即可．

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