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时间是个多才多艺的表演者。它能展翅飞翔，能阔步前进，也能治愈创伤。
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考点是并列成分的译法。“多才多艺”译为versatile，“阔步前进”译为marches on，“治愈创伤”译为heal the wounds。
考点是并列成分的译法。“多才多艺”译为versatile，“阔步前进”译为marches on，“治愈创伤”译为heal the wounds。
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