《宋书·列传·卷五十九》
拓跋焘又派人来索要酒和甘橘。
焘又乞酒并甘橘。
Tuoba Tao sent someone to ask for wine and sweet oranges.
<s>[INST] For the Classical Chinese excerpt: 焘又乞酒并甘橘。, detail the steps needed to accurately translate it into English. [/INST]
**Completed English translation:** Tuoba Tao sent someone to ask for wine and sweet oranges.

**Step 1: Identify the main verb and its object.**
* The main verb is 乞 (qǐ), which means "to beg" or "to ask for."
* The object is 酒并甘橘 (jiǔ bìng gān jú), which means "wine and sweet oranges."

**Step 2: Determine the subject of the sentence.**
* The subject is not explicitly stated in the sentence, but it is implied to be Tuoba Tao.

**Step 3: Translate the sentence into English.**
* Using the information from steps 1 and 2, we can translate the sentence into English as "Tuoba Tao sent someone to ask for wine and sweet oranges."</s>
For the Classical Chinese excerpt: 焘又乞酒并甘橘。, detail the steps needed to accurately translate it into English.
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**Completed English translation:** Tuoba Tao sent someone to ask for wine and sweet oranges.

**Step 1: Identify the main verb and its object.**
* The main verb is 乞 (qǐ), which means "to beg" or "to ask for."
* The object is 酒并甘橘 (jiǔ bìng gān jú), which means "wine and sweet oranges."

**Step 2: Determine the subject of the sentence.**
* The subject is not explicitly stated in the sentence, but it is implied to be Tuoba Tao.

**Step 3: Translate the sentence into English.**
* Using the information from steps 1 and 2, we can translate the sentence into English as "Tuoba Tao sent someone to ask for wine and sweet oranges."
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