The company's exports have been increasing steadily.A:continuously B:quicklyC:excessivelyD:exceptionally
The company's exports have been increasing steadily.
A:continuously
B:quickly
C:excessively
D:exceptionally
B:quickly
C:excessively
D:exceptionally
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解析：本句意思：公司的出口量获得持续稳步增长。steadily意思是“稳定地，持续地”，与continuously（连续不断地）意思相近。quickly快速地；excessively过度地，过分地；exceptionally例外地，异常地，特殊地。
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