It was an experience that completely demolished her confidence.A:pulled down B:rebuiltC:renovated D:whitewashed

It was an experience that completely demolished her confidence.

A:pulled down
B:rebuilt
C:renovated
D:whitewashed

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解析:本句意思是:正是这次经历完全摧毁了她的信心。demolish意为“摧毁”,例如:They're going to demolish that old building.他们将拆毁那座旧建筑物。pull down意为“拆毁”,例如:They have managed to pull down the old building.他们已拆毁了那栋旧建筑。 rebuild意为“重建”,例如:It's necessary to rebuild our alma mater.有必要重建我们的母校。 renovate意为“翻修”,例如:They are going to renovate the old furniture.他们准备将旧家具整修一番。whitewash意为“粉饰”,例如:They are telling lies to whitewash their wrong-doings.他们通过撒谎来粉饰他们的罪行。只有选项A同句中画线单词含义接近。

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