A spokeswoman for Mr. Smith yesterday made it clear that he had been unhappy at his exclusion.A:rejection B:explanation C:expectation D:abandon
A spokeswoman for Mr. Smith yesterday made it clear that he had been unhappy at his exclusion.
A:rejection
B:explanation
C:expectation
D:abandon
B:explanation
C:expectation
D:abandon
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解析：本句意思是：昨天史密斯先生的发言人说他很不愿被排除在外。句中exclusion意为“排除”，如：He plays golf to the exclusion of all other sports．他专打高尔夫球，其他运动一概不参加。rejection意为“拒绝”。explanation意为“解释”。expectation意为“期望，期待”。abandon意为“放任，放纵”，如：The girls jumped up and down and waved their arms with abandon.那些女孩子跳上跳下尽情地挥舞着手臂。只有选项A同句中画线单词含义接近。
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