Tony stops him with news that a plane has ______ over the Mojave Desert.A.blown offB.blown inC.blown downD.blown up
Tony stops him with news that a plane has ______ over the Mojave Desert.
A.blown off
B.blown in
C.blown down
D.blown up
B.blown in
C.blown down
D.blown up
参考解析
解析：本题考查的是与blow有关的几个短语，A选项意为“刮掉，吹掉”；B选项意为“吹进，突然来访”；C选项意为“吹倒，吹掉”；D选项意为“爆炸，爆发”。题目意为“托尼用一架飞机在莫哈韦沙漠上方_____的消息阻止了他。”因此选D，飞机爆炸。
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