The explorer lost his way so he climbed to the top of the hill to determine the place for himself.A:spot B:locateC:place D:situate
The explorer lost his way so he climbed to the top of the hill to determine the place for himself.
A:spot
B:locate
C:place
D:situate
B:locate
C:place
D:situate
参考解析
解析：探险者迷了路，他爬上山判别方向。spot“认出”，例如：She spotted her friend in the crowd．她在人群中认出了她的朋友。locate“找出、定位”，最符合题意，例如：The company wished to locate its new factory beside the river．这家公司希望把新工厂设在河边。 place“放置”，例如：Place the goods in storage．把货物放到储藏室。situate“位于、坐落在”，例如：The village is situated in a valley．那个村子在山谷里。
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