The argument went on for hours as neither side would .A. give in B. give awayC. give off D. give out 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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The argument went on for hours as neither side would___.

A. give in B. give away

C. give off D. give out

【解析】考查动词短语辨析。A. give in“投降；让步；屈服”； B. give away“分发，赠送；颁发；泄露”； C. give off“发出，放出（液体、气体、气味）”； D. give out“分发；发表；用完，耗尽”，该句句意：“争论持续了几个小时，因为没有任何一方愿意‘让步’。”，故正确答案为A.

考点：动词短语辨析

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