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12.While building a bridge over a great river,we must _______ its future traffic growth.(  )
A.answer forB.allow forC.call forD.pay for

分析 当在一条大河上修建一座大桥时,我们必须考虑到将来增长的交通压力问题.

解答 答案:B 
考查动词短语:A.answer for 对…负责;B.allow for 考虑到;C.call for 要求;D.pay for为..付款.本句句意:当在一条大河上修建一座大桥时,我们必须考虑到将来增长的交通压力问题.结合选项,将答案带入句中,选B.

点评 考生平时应注意积累相应的单词和短语的用法,解答该类题时,首先要对选项用法有深刻的了解.确定它们各自不同于另外三项的用法,再结合选项,将其带入句中,一般语意逻辑通顺,即为正确答案.

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