In China people believe in the saying “out of debt, out of pressure ; however in the west, it is just the - when you are in debt, you are trustworthy and financially capable.A. objectiveB. oppositeC. 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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In China people believe in the saying “out of debt, out of pressure”; however in the west, it is just the ______ — when you are in debt, you are trustworthy and financially capable.

A. objectiveB. oppositeC. contraryD. contradictory

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试题分析:句意：在中国，人们都相信这句俗语“无债一身轻”，然而在西方却恰恰相反———当你有债务的时候，你是值得信赖并且有经济能力的。A客观的；B相反的，迥然不同的；C相反的，相对立的；D矛盾的。opposite主要是指观点的对立，而contrary.主要是指事物矛盾双方的另一面，故答案选B。

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