You can turn to different kinds of people,dictionaries or maps,to find out what you wish to know.A:contact B:consultC:refer D:request
You can turn to different kinds of people,dictionaries or maps,to find out what you wish to know.
A:contact
B:consult
C:refer
D:request
B:consult
C:refer
D:request
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解析：为了找到你想知道的内容，你可以咨询不同的人，查找词典和地图。contact“接触、联系”，例如：Please contact the service centre for ice．若需冰块，请同服务中心联系。 consult“咨询、查阅”，最符合题意，例如：You had better consult a doctor soon．你最好快点去看医生。refer“参考”，不及物动词，用refer to，例如：For further particulars , please refer to Chapter Ten．详情请看第十章。request“请求”，例如：Your presence is requested at the meeting．请你务必出席会议。
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