. Helen has picked up French and can speak fluently after a short stay with her aunt in Paris.A. 捡起.拾起 B. 开车接某人C. 接收.收听D. 偶然学会题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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. Helen has picked up French and can speak fluently after a short stay with her aunt in Paris.

A. 捡起，拾起 B. 开车接某人

C. 接收，收听D. 偶然学会

【解析】

试题分析：考查动词短语。Pick up 接收，拾起，开车接某人，偶然学会，根据下方提到after a short stay with her aunt in Paris.可知是偶然学会，故选D项。

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