The ______ to build up space stations on the Mars is, if we cannot say it is impossible, at least very hard to fulfill.A.admirationB.ambitionC.administrationD.orientation
The ______ to build up space stations on the Mars is, if we cannot say it is impossible, at least very hard to fulfill.
A.admiration
B.ambition
C.administration
D.orientation
B.ambition
C.administration
D.orientation
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解析：本题考察词义辨析。题目意为“在火星上建立空间站的理想，即使我们不说是不可能的，至少是非常难以实现的。”A选项意为“钦佩，赞赏”，B选项意为“雄心，抱负”，C选项意为“管理，行政”，D选项意为“方向，定向”。 根据题意，这是难以实现的理想。
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