Richard succeeded as usual in his tennis match.A:triumphed B:failedC:injured D:retired
Richard succeeded as usual in his tennis match.
A:triumphed
B:failed
C:injured
D:retired
B:failed
C:injured
D:retired
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解析：本题考查的是对动词的认知能力。本句意思：理查德像以往一样在网球比赛中取胜。succeed成功。选项A triumph战胜、取得胜利、成功，例如：Justice" triumphs in the end．正义终于得胜。选项B fail失败。选项C injure受伤。选项D retire退休。succeed和triumph意思最接近，所以选A。
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