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10．They sounded a sharp warning all these measures．（　　）

A．

against

B．

beyond

C．

towards

D．

opposite

分析对所有这些方法他们都发出了严厉的警告．

解答答案：A 介词搭配，against逆，对着，通常与表示否定或不赞同的名词或动词连用，如：warning，fight，struggle，protest，argue等；句意表达的是警告，应该是不赞同的．故选A．

点评介词用法灵活，搭配较多．学习时要注意积累，对常考的搭配结构要注意掌握．本题考查against的常用搭配．

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