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9．Team leaders must ensure that all members their natural desire to avoid the embarrassment associated with making mistakes．（ ）| A． | get over | B． | look over | C． | take over | D． | come over |
分析 团队领导者必须确保所有成员克服他们发自内心的渴望--以避免犯错所带来的尴尬．
解答 答案：A．
get over克服；恢复；熬过；look over查看；仔细检查；take over接收，接管；come over过来，来访．根据句意"团队领导者必须确保所有成员克服他们发自内心的渴望--想要避免犯错所带来的尴尬．"可知，A项为正确答案．
点评 本题考查的是动词短语，要熟悉选项中短语的意思，并结合具体的语境选择出正确选项．
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