【題目】翻譯下列短語。（英漢互譯）
（1）be meant for
（2）care about
（3）有時，偶爾
（4）迷戀
（5）養(yǎng)成習慣.

【答案】
（1）本應為,為而打算
（2）關(guān)心,顧慮,在乎
（3）every now and then
（4）be crazy about
（5）develop a /the habit of
【解析】（1）固定詞組：be meant for“本應為，為而打算”，所以答案是：本應為，為而打算。
（2）固定短語：care about“關(guān)心，顧慮，在乎”，可知答案為：關(guān)心，顧慮，在乎 。
（3）固定詞組：every now and then “有時，偶爾”，可知答案為：every now and then 。
（14）固定短語：be crazy about“迷戀”，所以答案是： be crazy about。
（15）固定搭配：develop a /the habit of“養(yǎng)成習慣”，可知答案為：develop a /the habit of。

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