单选题We secured the contract in the face of _____ from several foreign firms.AcomparisonBcompetitionCcorporationDcontradiction
单选题
We secured the contract in the face of _____ from several foreign firms.
A
comparison
B
competition
C
corporation
D
contradiction
参考解析
解析：
句意：在几家外国公司的竞争面前，我们还是签订了合同。competition意为“竞争，竞赛”；comparison意为“比较，对照”；corporation意为“公司，企业”；contradiction意为“反驳，矛盾”。
句意：在几家外国公司的竞争面前，我们还是签订了合同。competition意为“竞争，竞赛”；comparison意为“比较，对照”；corporation意为“公司，企业”；contradiction意为“反驳，矛盾”。
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