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【题目】

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【1】misplace a．a ceremony for burying a dead person

【2】exhausted b．the quality of being physically strong

【3】funeral c．tired out；worn out

【4】 strength d．very bad；very shocking

【5】awful e．to misplay；to lose

【答案】见解析

【解析】【1】 e

【2】 c

【3】 a

【4】 b

【5】 d

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