Temporary failure is not to be feared. We must bear it in mind that the pains-taking efforts we have made will in the long run.A．pay offB．take offC．break offD．work off 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Temporary failure is not to be feared. We must bear it in mind that the pains-taking efforts we have made will ______ in the long run.

A．pay off

B．take off

C．break off

D．work off

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