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After a short rest，we went back to the office to ________ our meeting.

A．take down B．hold on C．carry on D．go on

【解析】句意：短暂休息之后，我们又回到办公室继续开会。carry on“继续，坚持”，此处用作及物动词短语，符合题意。take down“拿下；记下”；hold on“抓住不放；依靠”；go on“继续”，但通常用作不及物动词短语，若后面跟名词作宾语，需要接介词with，即go on with sth.。

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