单选题As a developing country, we must keep_______with the rapid development of the world economy.Amove Bstep Cspeed Dpace
单选题
As a developing country, we must keep_______with the rapid development of the world economy.
A
move
B
step
C
speed
D
pace
参考解析
解析：
作为发展中国家，我们必须紧跟世界经济快速发展的步伐。keep pace with（跟…）齐步前进；（和…）并驾齐驱；一般用来指抽象事物(e.g. It is important for a firm to keep pace with changes in the market.)。keep step with与某人步伐一致的走，使步调一致，和某人并排，跟上（e.g. Your legs are longer than mine, I can’t keep step with you.）。无keep move with及keep speed with之说。
作为发展中国家，我们必须紧跟世界经济快速发展的步伐。keep pace with（跟…）齐步前进；（和…）并驾齐驱；一般用来指抽象事物(e.g. It is important for a firm to keep pace with changes in the market.)。keep step with与某人步伐一致的走，使步调一致，和某人并排，跟上（e.g. Your legs are longer than mine, I can’t keep step with you.）。无keep move with及keep speed with之说。
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