- Did his performance you? - No, I didn’t like his performing style. A. appeal to B. deal with C. adapt to D. make up 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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— Did his performance _________ you?

— No, I didn’t like his performing style.

A. appeal to B. deal with C. adapt to D. make up

解析:

appeal to意为“有吸引力；引起兴趣”；deal with意为“解决；处理”；adapt to意为“适合”；make up意为“弥补”。

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