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The organization has doubled its membership in the last five years.英译中
A.这个组织的成员数量在过去的五年中翻了一番。
B.这个组织的成员数量在过去的五年中翻了两番。
C.这个组织的成员数量在过去的五年中增长了两倍。
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A.这个组织的成员数量在过去的五年中翻了一番。
B.这个组织的成员数量在过去的五年中翻了两番。
C.这个组织的成员数量在过去的五年中增长了两倍。
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