单选题The researcher has just begun a detailed ______ of vaccines for the common cold this month.AworkBstudyCglanceDinsight

单选题
The researcher has just begun a detailed ______ of vaccines for the common cold this month.
A

work

B

study

C

glance

D

insight


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解析:
句意:研究员这个月刚开始详尽研究普通感冒疫苗。此处意为“详尽的研究”,选项中只有study表示“研究”,选择B项detailed详细的,详尽的。study研究,学习。glance扫视,浏览。insight洞察力,见识。

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