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根据提示，将加引号的部分翻译为中文。1. You could buy a house "with almost no money down". (Para.1)= You could buy a house with a very small down payment, most of the money was loaned to you.答案：_______.2. If you don't hurry up and get me out of here, I'm disappearing "for good". (Para. 11)=... permanently.答案：_.3. I hated the tests,"the raised hopes and failed expectations". （Para. 18）答案：_.4. The TV was old and the sound kept"shorting out".例句：If the rat's tail touches metal while it's chewing on the wires(电线), it's enough to short out the fuse(保险丝).答案：_.5. I saw her chest was"heaving up and down"in an angry way (Para. 67)= I saw her breathing hard in great anger.答案：to rise and fall (rhythmically) = _________.

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