单选题Tom felt embarrassed about the way he had behaved toward Amy and decided ______her for a few days.Ato run up againstBto get rid ofCto steer clear ofDto hold back from
单选题
Tom felt embarrassed about the way he had behaved toward Amy and decided ______her for a few days.
A
to run up against
B
to get rid of
C
to steer clear of
D
to hold back from
参考解析
解析：
汤姆因为他对Amy的行为而感到尴尬，所以他决定避开她一段日子。steer clear of避开，绕开。run up against意外遇到，与…发生冲突。get rid of摆脱，去除。hold back from阻止某事发生。根据句意，C项正确。
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