The Chinese medicine eventually cured her disease.A:fortunately B:apparentlyC:finally D:naturally

The Chinese medicine eventually cured her disease.

A:fortunately
B:apparently
C:finally
D:naturally

参考解析

解析:本句话的意思是:“中医最终治好了她的病。” finally:最后、最终,例如:He finally agreed to my plan.最后他同意了我的计划。fortunately:幸运地、侥幸地,例如:Fortunately , he had not given up your dreams.庆幸的是他没有放弃自己的梦想。apparently:明显地、显然地,例如:The man was apparently telling a lie.那个男子显然在撒谎。 naturally:自然地,例如: Naturally his reasonable advice was accepted by the company.他的合理化建议被公司采纳了。

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