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19．這個鐵路系統是參照其他國家的成功規(guī)劃建立起來的．
Therailwaysystem wasmodelled afterthe successful plan used in other countries．

分析 這個鐵路系統是參照其他國家的成功規(guī)劃建立起來的．

解答 答案是railway；modelled after．考查漢譯英．鐵路系統用railway system表示．詞組be modelled after表示"根據…模仿，仿造"．故答案是railway；modelled after．

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