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【题目】 (2014 天津卷) The two countries are going to meet to some barriers to trade between them.

A. make up B. use up

C. turn down D. break down

【答案】D

【解析】句意：这两个国家将会晤以打破两国之间的一些贸易障碍。make up弥补，构成；use up用完；

turn down拒绝，关小； break down 打破，分解，身体等出故障。根据句意选D。

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