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题目内容

Einstein liked Bose’s paper so much that he _____ his own work and translated it into German.

A. gave off B. turned down C. took over D, set aside

D

解析:

此题考查短语的用法。题意为：爱因斯坦如此喜欢玻色的论文以至于他把自己的工作置于一旁，把它翻译成德语。Set aside意为：不顾，把…置于一旁。give off意为发出，放出；turn down意为拒绝；take over意为接收, 接管。

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