take an exam

常見(jiàn)例句

When can I take an exam?
我什么時(shí)間參加考試？
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Pictures of the Russian students from the 90s. The students are lined up to take an exam.
圖為90年代的俄羅斯學(xué)生，他們?cè)谂抨?duì)等候考試。
If you are reading this, it's probably safe to assume that you're not taking an exam at this very moment, so the first thing to consider is what to do before you actually sit down to take an exam.
如果你正在看這個(gè)，那么我們可以大膽的預(yù)料到你此刻很可能還沒(méi)有考試，所以首要的事就是在考試之前想想該做些什么。

Then,after this course you take an exam.
So when I was out of school, mom sent me to take an exam, IQ exam.
這之后，我媽媽送我去做一個(gè)測(cè)試，是一個(gè)智商的測(cè)試。
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