He thought this was the first pair of shoes that had fitted him . A. perfectly B. justly C. fairly D. rightly 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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He thought this was the first pair of shoes that had fitted him _____.

A. perfectly B. justly C. fairly D. rightly

A. perfectly

解析:

perfectly(=quite well, completely)十分，完全地。

justly公正地，正当地，应得地；rightly正确地，恰当地，正直地；fairly公正地，正当地；相当，还算；清楚地。

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