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16．The store had to ______a number of shop assistants because sales were down．（　　）
A．lay downB．lay outC．lay offD．lay aside

分析 由于销售额下降，商店不得不解雇许多店员．

解答 C 考查动词短语辨析．选项A放下，放弃；选项B展示，设计；选项C解雇，辞退；选项D积蓄（金钱），把…放在一边．根据"由于销售额下降"可知是商店不得不"解雇"许多店员．故选C．

点评 本题考查动词短语的用法，解题时首先要弄清所给四个短语的词意，然后根据句意选择所考查的短语，从而选出正确答案．

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