They have made up their mind to stick to the end.A:decided B:triedC:attempted D:managed
They have made up their mind to stick to the end.
A:decided
B:tried
C:attempted
D:managed
B:tried
C:attempted
D:managed
参考解析
解析：本句意思是：他们下决心坚持到最后。短语make up ones mind意为“下定决心”，例如：It's hard for him to make up his mind.他很难下定决心。decide意为“决定”，例如：He decided to stay until she came back.他决定留下来直到她回来。try意为“尝试”。 attempt 意为“试图”，例如：I would be the last to attempt to answer the question.我是最不可能去尝试回答这个问题的人。manage意为“设法对付”，例如：His wife knows how to manage him when he is angry.他的妻子知道在他生气时怎么对付他。只有选项A同句中画线短语含义接近。
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