题目内容
17.David couldn't tell ______from far away whether the green traffic light meant goingstraight or turning left.( )
A. | on purpose | B. | at random | C. | in short | D. | for sure |
分析 句意:戴维在远处不能确定地辨别出绿灯是否是表示直行还是左拐.
解答 答案D.
"on purpose"故意地;"at random"随便地,任意地;"in short"总之,简而言之;"for sure"确定,肯定.根据句意:戴维在远处不能确定地辨别出绿灯是否是表示直行还是左拐.故选D.
点评 本题考查介词短语,要熟悉短语的意思并结合具体的语境选择出正确答案.
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