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I need the money badly now and I have to ____ my car though I’m not at all willing to do so.

A. donate B. sacrifice　 C. decline　 D. deliver

句意: 我现在急需钱, 因此我必须牺牲我的汽车, 虽然我不愿意那样做。donate 捐献, 捐赠; sacrifice牺牲, 赔本出售, 献出; decline下降, 衰退, 减少, 倾斜; deliver递送, 释放, 投递, 履行, 实现。

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