Recent pressure at work may account for his behavior.A:explain B:changeC:influence D:embody
Recent pressure at work may account for his behavior.
A:explain
B:change
C:influence
D:embody
B:change
C:influence
D:embody
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解析：最近工作中的压力可能是导致他行为的原因。explain“解释”，例如：A dictionary explains the meaning of words．词典是解释词义的工具书。change“改变”，例如： change one's job换一份工作。influence“影响”，例如：It's clear that her painting has been influenced by Picasso．她的画显然受了毕加索的影响。embody“体现”，例如：To me he embodies all the best qualities of a teacher．在我看来，他本身体现了教师应有的一切优秀品质。只有explain意思上和account for最接近。
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