单选题He was tried for theft in a law court but was lucky enough to ______.Aget throughBget byCget offDget away
单选题
He was tried for theft in a law court but was lucky enough to ______.
A
get through
B
get by
C
get off
D
get away
参考解析
解析：
句意：他因偷窃而受审，但是很幸运没有受到处罚。get off逃脱惩罚。get through完成，通过，接通电话。get by通过，勉强生活。get away逃脱。
句意：他因偷窃而受审，但是很幸运没有受到处罚。get off逃脱惩罚。get through完成，通过，接通电话。get by通过，勉强生活。get away逃脱。
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