题目内容

Don’t worry. I won’t _______ much of your time.

A.take down B. take off C. take up

 

C

【解析】

试题分析：句意：不要担心，我不会占用太多的时间。A.take down取下； B. take off 脱下，起飞； C. take up占用，根据句意及题干分析此题选C。

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