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17.The young man went abroad to seek an ideal job, his parents'strong objection.( )A. | for the sake of | B. | in case of | C. | regardless of | D. | because of |
分析 不管他父母多么强烈的反对,这个年轻人还是出国去寻找一份理想的工作.
解答 答案:C,考查介词短语的辨析,for the sake of"为了…",in case of"万一,如果",regardless of"不管,不顾",because of"因为",根据句意"不管他父母多么强烈的反对,这个年轻人还是出国去寻找一份理想的工作"可知答案为C.
点评 考查介词短语的辨析,在平时的学习中要对这些短语进行积累.

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