- A US pilot says he saw a UFO in the shape of triangle, moving very low over bushes two days ago.- , but I didn't think that’s true.A. It’s a pity B. Come off itC. Excuse me D. Please say it again 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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— A US pilot says he saw a UFO in the shape of triangle, moving very low over bushes two days ago.

— ______, but I didn't think that’s true.

A. It’s a pity B. Come off it

C. Excuse me D. Please say it again

【解析】

试题分析：考查习语辨析。A、真是遗憾B、少来了，别吹牛了；C、请原谅我；D、请再说一遍。句意：一个美国飞行员说他前两天看见了一个三角形的不明飞行物在灌木丛上缓慢移动。——请原谅我，我真不认为这是真的。根据句意可以判断，故选C。

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