―So you didn't say Hi to your partner when you saw her?―Well.I stopped and smiled at her.but sheme and walked on with her head high.A. refused B. denied C. missed D. ignored 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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( ) 9. ―So you didn't say "Hi" to your partner when you saw her?

―Well，I stopped and smiled at her，but sheme and walked on with her head high.

A. refused B. denied C. missed D. ignored

9. D考查动词词义辨析。refce拒绝;deny拒绝承认，否认；miss错过，想念；ignore忽视，佯装未见。

句意：我驻足朝她微笑，但她佯装未看到我而昂着头朝前走了。

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