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【题目】The woman____________________ a scream when she saw an urgly man.

A.let on B.let in

C.let out D.let down

【答案】C

【解析】选C。句意：当那位女士看到一位丑陋的男人时，她发出一声尖叫。let on“泄露秘密”，let in“欺骗，漏水”不，let down“拒绝”，let out“发出叫声”。

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