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17.field(  )
A.varietyB.nieceC.scientistD.friend

分析 field[fi:ld],ie发[i:]

解答 答案B.
variety[v??ra??ti],ie发[a??];niece[ni:s],ie发[i:];scientist[?sa??nt?st],ie发[a??];friend[frend],ie发[e].field和niece的ie发音相同,故答案选B.

点评 做语音题时要熟记每个音标的发音和字母及字母组合的发音规则.

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