He was of looking down upon the disabled person in pulic.but he turned a deaf to it. A. condemned B. charged C. accused D. blamed 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

题目内容

He was _____ of looking down upon the disabled person in pulic，but he turned a deaf to it.

A. condemned B. charged C. accused D. blamed

C

解析:

句意：他当众羞辱那位残疾人，为此他受到谴责，但是他却对此置之不理。accuse sb. of sth./doing sth. 意思为 “谴责/指控某人（做了）某事”；符合题干要求。而condemn sb. for （doing）sth.；charge sb. with（doing）sth.；blame sb. for（doing）sth.

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