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17．When hearing the news that she didn't pass the entrance examination，she left the teachers'officedesperatelywith tears in her eyes．（ desperate）

分析 当听到她没有考上大学的消息时，她眼含泪水绝望地离开了老师办公室．

解答 答案：desperately 考查单词填空．leave是动词，要用副词修饰．

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