单选题____ApolitelyBcalmlyCbrieflyDtightly
单选题
____
A
politely
B
calmly
C
briefly
D
tightly
参考解析
解析：
试想，拥抱自己的丈夫，而且是在分别的时候，感慨万千的时候，应该有的动作当然是“tightly”（紧紧地），而不是其他的类似于“politely”（礼貌地）。
试想，拥抱自己的丈夫，而且是在分别的时候，感慨万千的时候，应该有的动作当然是“tightly”（紧紧地），而不是其他的类似于“politely”（礼貌地）。
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