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    【题目】根据提示翻译句子

    难道这些狮子不是来自非洲的吗？（be from）

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    【答案】Aren’t these lions from Africa？

    【解析】所给的提示短语为be from（来自），又根据句意可知为一个否定疑问句，故本句译为Aren’t these lions from Africa？

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