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In order not to , he spent the whole night preparing for the speech of next day.

A.lose courage B. lose heart

C. lose face D. lose voice

 

C

【解析】考查固定短语。A .lose courage“失去勇气”； B. lose heart“失去信心”（lose one’s heart:“倾心于”）； C. lose face“丢脸”； D. lose voice“失声”，该句句意：“为了‘不丢脸’，他整个夜晚都在准备第二天的演讲。”，故该题正确答案为C.

考点：固定短语

 

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