Mrs. Jones, who let out a cry of pain from time to time, had to an operation on her right ankle to relieve the pain.A. subscribe to B. link toC. expose to D. submit to 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Mrs. Jones, who let out a cry of pain from time to time, had to ________ an operation on her right ankle to relieve the pain.

A. subscribe to B. link to

C. expose to D. submit to

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试题分析: 句意：时不时发出痛苦喊声的琼斯女士不得不接受右踝骨的手术来缓解痛苦。A. subscribe to 订阅，捐款；B. link to 与….有联系；C. expose to 使暴露于； D. submit to屈从于，接受，忍受。根据句意选D。

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