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—“Could I see Doctor Huang tomorrow?” the patient asked.

—“ ” the nurse said politely, “He is only available today since this evening he will fly to Boston for a three-day meeting.”

A. Not likely. B. Not exactly. C. Not nearly. D. Not really.

 

D

【解析】

试题分析：句意：病人问：“明天我可以见黄医生吗？--护士礼貌的回答：“不行，他只有今天有空，因为今天晚上他要乘飞机去波斯顿开三天的会议。”用Not really.不行，not likely“可能不”，not exactly“不确切”，not nearly几乎不，所以选D。

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