The car crossed the road suddenly and his Dad, driving a big truck, had to ________avoid it.A. break B. branch C. brake D. bend

The car crossed the road suddenly and his Dad, driving a big truck, had to ________avoid it.

A. break
B. branch
C. brake
D. bend

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解析:考查词义辨析。句意:汽车突然横穿马路,他的爸爸开着大货车,不得不紧急刹
车来避开汽车。break 打破;branch 分支;出现分歧;brake 刹车;bend 弯曲;屈服。根据句意,本题应选brake。

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