单选题______AdebtBincredibilityCoperationDlosses
单选题
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A
debt
B
incredibility
C
operation
D
losses
参考解析
解析：
词语搭配题。此处需填个名词或者名词性的词；参考第96题给出的句意，此处应意为“遭受损失”，所以应为suffer losses。
词语搭配题。此处需填个名词或者名词性的词；参考第96题给出的句意，此处应意为“遭受损失”，所以应为suffer losses。
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