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its population, so you can speak Chinese there.

A. make up　　 B. take up　　 C. hold up　 D. turn up

考查短语辨析。make up意为“编造，弥补，组成，构成”；take up意为“拿起来，占据(时间或空间)”；hold up 意为“阻止”；turn up意为“开大，调高，出现”。

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