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    5．那个老人过去依靠他的儿子来得到一些钱．
    The old manrelied/depended/countedonhis son for some money in the past．

    分析 那个老人过去依靠他的儿子来得到一些钱

    解答 答案是relied on/depended on/counted on．本题考查短语动词；对比汉语和英语发现，空格中需要的是"依赖"；rely/depend/count on sb．for sth．表示"依靠某人获得…"；题干中in the past 表示"过去"，所以谓语动词需要过去时，故答案是relied on/depended on/counted on．

    点评 汉译英要在理解汉语句子的基础上选择恰当的词、短语或句型；同时注意句子结构和所选词的形式变化．

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