This cell phone will last for 6 hours of __________ use. Then you'll have to recharge the battery.A．complexB．temporaryC．exclusiveD．fragile
This cell phone will last for 6 hours of __________ use. Then you'll have to recharge the battery.
A．complex
B．temporary
C．exclusive
D．fragile
B．temporary
C．exclusive
D．fragile
参考解析
解析：考查形容词辨析。complex“综合的，复杂的”，temporary“暂时的，临时的”，exclusive“独有的，排外的”，fragile“脆的，易碎的”。句意为“这个手机只能暂时维持使用6个小时，之后你必须给电池进行充电”。故选B。
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