All the people on the list must be told to attend the meeting; you must make sure that no one is . A. left out B. set aside C. cut offD. kept away 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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All the people on the list must be told to attend the meeting; you must make sure that no one is _______.

A. left out B. set aside C. cut offD. kept away

【解析】

试题分析：A. left out遗漏，B. set aside放置一边，C. cut off切断，D. kept away脱离，句意：名单上的所有的人必须被告知参加会议，你必须确保没有人遗漏。所以选A。

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