Without any hesitation, she took off her shoes, _______(卷起裙子，趟水走过小溪)

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【答案】tucked up her skirt and splashed across the stream
【解析】本题考查对短语tuck up用法/的掌握。tuck up意为“卷起”，“卷起裙子”可用tuck up her skirt表示。“趟水走过小溪”可用．splash across the stream表达。因空前的谓语动词took为过去式，所以tuck和splash也需用过去式．

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