单选题Survivors of the accident gave similar accounts of how all this had come about.AbesiegedBhappenedCrevolvedDintervened
单选题
Survivors of the accident gave similar accounts of how all this had come about.
A
besieged
B
happened
C
revolved
D
intervened
参考解析
解析：
句意：事故的幸存者对于事故发生的经过说法相似。come about的意思是“发生；出现”。besiege包围。revolve旋转。intervene干涉；调停；插入。
句意：事故的幸存者对于事故发生的经过说法相似。come about的意思是“发生；出现”。besiege包围。revolve旋转。intervene干涉；调停；插入。
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