If you ignore your diet,trouble will follow.A:disregard B:increaseC:break D:miss
If you ignore your diet,trouble will follow.
A:disregard
B:increase
C:break
D:miss
B:increase
C:break
D:miss
参考解析
解析：如果你忽略饮食就会有健康麻烦。disregard“不管不顾”，如：He disregarded his wife's suggestion．他忽略了妻子的建议。increase“增加”，如：increase the population增加人口。break“破坏”，如：break the rules破坏规则。miss“错过”，如：We missed the last bus.我们错过了最后一趟班车。
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