He wishes ill to no one except those who intentionally offend him.A:deliberately B:absolutelyC:potentially D:noticeably
He wishes ill to no one except those who intentionally offend him.
A:deliberately
B:absolutely
C:potentially
D:noticeably
B:absolutely
C:potentially
D:noticeably
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解析：本句意思是：他只怨恨那些有意冒犯他的人。句中intentionally意为“有意地”，例如：I've never intentionally hurt anyone.我从没有故意伤害任何人。四个选项中：deliberately意为“蓄意地”。absolutely意为“绝对地”，例如：Fle is absolutely right to fire her.他解雇她是非常正确的。potentially意为“潜在地”，例如：Clearly this is a potentially dangerous situation.这无疑是一种潜在的危险局势。noticeably意为“显著地”，例如：Standards of living were deteriorating rather noticeably.生活水平下降得十分明显。只有选项A同句中画线单词义接近。
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