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6.dozen(  )
A.bottomB.comfortC.movementD.globe

分析 dozen[?d?zn],o的发音为/?/

解答 dozen[?d?zn],o的发音为/?/
A.bottom[?b?t?m],o的发音为/?/;B.comfort[?k?mf?t],o的发音为/?/;C.movement[?mu:vm?nt],o的发音为/u:/;D.globe[gl??b],o的发音为/??/.
答案为B.

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