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33. (2012 •江西) He seems to be giving the impression that he didn't enjoy himself in Paris. ，he had

a wonderful time.

   A. Above all   B. What's more

   C. As a result   D. On the contrary

33. D

33. D解析:考查固定短语辨析。句意:他看 起来给人的印象是他在巴黎过得不愉快。 相反，他度过了一段美好时光。

A项意为 “首要的是”；B项意为“另外”；C项意为 “因此，结果是”；D项意为“相反”。

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