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Could I a dictionary from you. David?

-Sorry , I it to my cousin yesterday.

A. lend; borrowed B. borrow; lend

C. borrow: lent D. borrowed; lend

 

D

【解析】

试题分析：句意：大卫，我能从你那借一本字典吗？很抱歉，我昨天借给我表妹了。两者都可表示“借”，但是 borrow 指“借入”，而 lend 则指“借出”，两者其实是一对反义词，而不是同义词。要表示“向某人借某物”，英语用borrow sth from sb，其中用介词from要表示“把某物借给某人”，英语用lend sth to sb，其中用介词to。结合句意，故选D。

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