题目内容
18.You should your stupid ideas,otherwise you'll regret in the future.( )A. | put down | B. | put away | C. | put aside | D. | put out |
分析 你应该扔掉你的愚蠢想法,否则未来你会后悔的.
解答 答案C.
put down放下;镇压;记下;put away放好;收起来;储存;put aside把…放在一边;扔下;丢开;put out扑灭;伸出;生产;出版.句子表达的意思是"扔下/丢掉愚蠢的想法",故答案选C.
点评 本题考查动词短语的辨析.英语中有的词组没有捷径,只有平时加强记忆,要注意区别,记忆的时候不能忽视,这是常见的命题方式.平时要加强记忆,做题时,别忘了要结合上下文句意判断.
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