Taxis outside hotels are usually safer.but more for the day hires.which charge more than the passing ones. A. pleasantB．attractiveC. expensiveD. efficient 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Taxis outside hotels are usually safer，but more_______ for the day hires，which charge more than the passing ones.

A. pleasantB．attractiveC. expensiveD. efficient

【解析】

试题分析：形容词辨析。A令人愉悦的；B有吸引力的；C昂贵的；D高效的；句意：宾馆外的出租车通常更安全，但是白天做出租车更昂贵，它们的收费要高过路过的出租车。根据which charge more than the passing ones.说明C正确。

考点：考察形容词辨析

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