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18．He worked so hard that eventually his efforts paid off．

分析他工作这么的努力以致于最后他的努力没有白费．

解答 90．eventually eventually是一个副词，意为"最终，终于"，从前面"工作认真"可知，"最终"努力得到了回报．pay off：付清；（努力）没有白费．

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