7．The book issetin（以…為背景）17th century Spain．

分析 這本書是以十七世紀(jì)的西班牙為背景的．

解答 答案：set
以…為背景：be set in，常用短語．

點評 翻譯題在解題是首先要確定好句子的時態(tài)，然后要把握好短語表達，最后要注意句子結(jié)構(gòu)．

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