Bilateral relations have entered a new stage of development both in terms of_____and breadth.A.profundityB.dimensionC.implicationD.innovation
Bilateral relations have entered a new stage of development both in terms of_____and breadth.
A.profundity
B.dimension
C.implication
D.innovation
B.dimension
C.implication
D.innovation
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解析：本题考查词语意思。题目意为“两国关系无论是在深度还是广度上都进入了一个新的发展阶段。”A项意为“深度、深刻”。B项意为“方面、维度”。C项意为“含义、暗示”。D项意为“创新、革新”。因此选A项，无论是在深度还是广度上。
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