单选题Despite his remarks that triggered bitter debates, the president insisted he was telling the truth.AterminatedBdisseminatedCextinguishedDinitiated

单选题
Despite his remarks that triggered bitter debates, the president insisted he was telling the truth.
A

terminated

B

disseminated

C

extinguished

D

initiated


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解析:
句意:尽管总统的话引发了激烈争论,但他坚持认为自己讲的是实话。trigger的意思是“诱发,引发”。terminate使终止;使结束。disseminate传播,散布,普及。extinguish扑灭;灭绝。initiate开始,创始;发起;使初步了解。

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