单选题Pronunciations which _____ too far from the prevailing usages of polite society were publicly discouraged at that time.AviolatedBrebelledCdivergedDbetrayed
单选题
Pronunciations which _____ too far from the prevailing usages of polite society were publicly discouraged at that time.
A
violated
B
rebelled
C
diverged
D
betrayed
参考解析
解析：
句意：当时，公众不鼓励发音与上流社会的普遍用法有太大的差别。diverge偏离；（意见等）分歧。四个选项中只有diverge可以与介词from搭配使用。violate违反；亵渎。rebel造反。betray出卖，背叛。
句意：当时，公众不鼓励发音与上流社会的普遍用法有太大的差别。diverge偏离；（意见等）分歧。四个选项中只有diverge可以与介词from搭配使用。violate违反；亵渎。rebel造反。betray出卖，背叛。
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