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12.It was said that the editors had decided to____this chapter to make the book shorter.(  )
A.bring outB.let outC.make outD.leave out

分析 据说编辑们已经决定省去这一章,让本书更简短点.

解答 答案:D
A:生产,出版;B:let out 放出,泄露;C:make out 理解,辨认出;D:遗漏,省去 根据题干中"to make the book shorter"可推断出编辑们想略写本章,leave out词义符合语境,故选项为D.

点评 本题考查动词短语的词义辨析,根据对动词短语的词义掌握并结合句意,可得出正确的选项.

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