-How did he lose so much weight?- eating less.he walked ten miles every day．( )A．In terms ofB．In spite ofC．In addition toD．With regard to 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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14．-How did he lose so much weight？
-_____ eating less，he walked ten miles every day．（　　）

A．

In terms of

B．

In spite of

C．

In addition to

D．

With regard to

分析 --他是怎么做到体重减了这么多的？--除了少吃，她每天还步行10英里．

解答答案：C．
in terms of关于，就…而言；in spite of尽管，不顾；in addition to除了，with regard to至于，关于，根据句意"除了少吃，她每天还步行10英里"可知答案选C．

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