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20.hear(  )
A.heartB.learnC.beardD.bear

分析 hear[h??(r)],ea发音为/??/

解答 hear[h??(r)],ea发音为/??/
A.heart[hɑ:t],ea发音为/ɑ:/;B.learn[l?:n],ea发音为/?:/;C.beard[b??d],ea发音为/??/;D.bear[be?(r)],ea发音为/e?/.故答案选C.

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