The directors have decided to merge the two small firms together.A:split B:combineC:break D:divide
The directors have decided to merge the two small firms together.
A:split
B:combine
C:break
D:divide
B:combine
C:break
D:divide
参考解析
解析：本句话的意思是：“董事们已决定把这两家小公司合并。” merge：兼并、合并。split：拆分，例如：The teacher split the class up into six groups．老师把班级分成6个小组。 combine：合并，例如：If he can combine his ability with hard work , he should be very successful．如果他能把自己的才能和勤奋结合起来，必定会很有成就。break：打破、砸开，例如：We had to break the door out to escape from the fire．我们不得不把门砸开以逃避火灾。divide：分开、划分，例如：The Korean Peninsula was divided into two after the World War Ⅱ．第二次世界大战后朝鲜半岛被分为两个国家。
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