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7．figure（　　）
A．damageB．engineC．bargainD．strange

分析 figure['f?g?]数字；人物；图形；价格；（人的）体形；画像

解答 答案C．
A项"['d?m?d?]"；B项"['end??n]"；D项"[stre?n（d）?]"；C项"[?bɑ?ɡ?n]"；只有C项中发[g]与"figure[g]"中读音相同，故选C．

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