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I'd ________ his reputation with other farmers and business people in the community, and then make a decision about whether or not to approve a loan．

[　　]

A．take into account

B．account for

C．make up for

D．make out

答案：A
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句意为“我想考虑他与社区其他农民和商人交往的名声之后再决定是否同意为他提供货款”。take into account意为“考虑”；account for意为“说明……的原因”；make up for弥补，如：Her enthusiasm makes up for her lack of experience．她的热诚弥补了她的经验不足。make out 了解或明白某人/某事物；看出(听出，辨出)某人/某事物，如：①I just can't make him out．我真的没法了解他。②I could just make out her signature．我只能勉强辨出她的签名。

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