There was a big fire in the street last night, but the firemen within twenty minutes.A. took it out B. brought it out C. worked it out 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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There was a big fire in the street last night, but the firemen _______ within twenty minutes.
A. took it out B. brought it out C. worked it out D. put it out

【解析】

试题分析：句意：昨天这有一场大火在这条街上，但是消防人员在二十钟之内将它熄灭了。分析词组：take out拿出来；bring out出版；work out解决；put out熄灭。故选 D

考点：考查词组的辨析。

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