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He ________ theperson referred to be put in prison.
- A.said
- B.suggested
- C.agreed
- D.thought
B
suggest建议，提出，使想起，暗示。其他选项在语法上不合适。
suggest建议，提出，使想起，暗示。其他选项在语法上不合适。
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