单选题We ______ at a very attractive hotel on the way back from Paris.Aput upBdropped outCtook inDdwelt on
单选题
We ______ at a very attractive hotel on the way back from Paris.
A
put up
B
dropped out
C
took in
D
dwelt on
参考解析
解析：
句意：从巴黎回家的路上我们在一家非常吸引人的小旅馆暂住。put up at有“在某地暂住”的意思。drop out不参与,离去,放弃。take in吸收。dwell on细想，详述。
句意：从巴黎回家的路上我们在一家非常吸引人的小旅馆暂住。put up at有“在某地暂住”的意思。drop out不参与,离去,放弃。take in吸收。dwell on细想，详述。
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