It is outrageous that these buildings remain empty while thousands of people have no homes.A:unacceptable B:unreasonableC:disgusting D:courageous

It is outrageous that these buildings remain empty while thousands of people have no homes.

A:unacceptable
B:unreasonable
C:disgusting
D:courageous

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解析:成千上万的人无家可归,可是这些楼却空无一人,这真让人难以接受。 unacceptable“令人难以接受”,例如:If a thing is not done to perfection , it is unacceptable.做得不完美的事是无法接受的。unreasonable“不合情理”,例如:This price is unreasonable at all.这个价钱一点也不合理。disgusting“令人厌恶和恶心的”,例如:There is a disgusting smell near the ditch.水沟附近味道很难闻。courageous“勇敢的”,例如:It was courageous of him to oppose his chief.他敢反对他的上司,真是勇敢。只有unacceptable意思上和outrageous最接近。

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