After we compare the two,we find this design is that one. A.more superior to B.far superior than C.more superior than D.far superior to 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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After we compare the two,we find this design is______that one.

A.more superior to B.far superior than

C.more superior than D.far superior to

解析:

考查特殊形容词的用法。形容词superior没有比较级，和to搭配使用。

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