[题目]重点短语[1]be concerned 关心某事.担心某事[2] an eye on 照看.注意[3]go 袭击.适用于[4] on 以--为食[5]on the of... 在--的边缘[6]stand 代表[7]have an effect 对--有影响[8]set 建立,设立题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】重点短语

【1】be concerned ________ 关心某事，担心某事

【2】________ an eye on 照看，注意

【3】go ________ 袭击，适用于

【4】________ on (动物)以……为食

【5】on the ________ of... 在……的边缘

【6】stand ________ 代表

【7】have an effect ________ 对……有影响

【8】set ________ 建立；设立

【答案】见解析

【解析】【1】 about

【2】 keep

【3】 for

【4】 feed

【5】 brink

【6】 for

【7】 on

【8】 up

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