Her novel depicts an ambitious Chinese.A: writesB: sketchesC: describesD: indicates
Her novel depicts an ambitious Chinese.
A: writes
B: sketches
C: describes
D: indicates
B: sketches
C: describes
D: indicates
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解析：句意：她的小说描绘了一个志向远大的中国人。depict意为“描绘，描画”。 write 意为“写”。sketch意为“速写，为……绘草图”。describe意为“描写，描述”。indicate意为“显示”。
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