单选题______ApreventBinhibitCkeepDmotivate
单选题
______
A
prevent
B
inhibit
C
keep
D
motivate
参考解析
解析：
inhibi 阻止，抑制。后面可直接跟名词或动名词，如：Thirst inhibits the desire to eat.口渴妨碍食欲。而prevent，keep虽也意为“阻止”，但常用结构为prevent／keep sb.from doing sth.motivate激发，诱发。故inhibit为最佳选项。
inhibi 阻止，抑制。后面可直接跟名词或动名词，如：Thirst inhibits the desire to eat.口渴妨碍食欲。而prevent，keep虽也意为“阻止”，但常用结构为prevent／keep sb.from doing sth.motivate激发，诱发。故inhibit为最佳选项。
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