7．He got in at theshallow（淺的）end of the swimming pool．

分析 他從游泳池較淺的一段進入．

解答 答案：shallow
解析：根據(jù)所給中文提示，可知本題考查shallow"淺的；膚淺的；表面的"這一單詞；其反義詞為deep"深的；深刻的"．

點評 本題考查單詞/詞組的翻譯，做此類題目時一定要根據(jù)所給中文提示準確地翻譯出英文．

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