The ice is not thick enough to bear the weight of a tank.A:suffer B:acceptC:receive D:endure
The ice is not thick enough to bear the weight of a tank.
A:suffer
B:accept
C:receive
D:endure
B:accept
C:receive
D:endure
参考解析
解析：冰不够厚，无法承受坦克的重量。endure“忍受，耐受，继续”，例如：endure toothache忍受牙痛。suffer“遭受痛苦，忍受”，例如：He is suffering from loss of memory．他有遗忘症。accept“接受”，例如：She accepted his proposal of marriage．她接受了他的求婚。receive“接收”，例如：I received several mails on that day．那天我收到了好几封邮件。只有endure 意思上和bear最接近。
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