【題目】我爺爺如此盼望著麋鹿歸來，以至于在南海子麋鹿苑看到它們時(shí)，他抑制不住激動(dòng)，哭了起來。(contain, burst)
My grandfather longed for the return of the Milu deer so much that he when he saw them in the Nanhaizi Milu Park return to China.

【答案】could hardly contain his excitement and burst into tears
【解析】contain ”包含“， burst into tears 放聲大哭，根據(jù)所給漢語可知答案為could hardly contain his excitement and burst into tears。

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