Nobody believes him what he said. A. even enough B. in spite of C. no matter D. contrary to 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Nobody believes him ____________ what he said.

A. even enough B. in spite of C. no matter D. contrary to

解析:

本题是固定短语的辨析_No matter what he said指的是“不管他说什么”，其他几个用于句中意思不通。

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