A physician's sacred duty is to heal the sick.A:doctor B:professorC:physicist D:resident
A physician's sacred duty is to heal the sick.
A:doctor
B:professor
C:physicist
D:resident
B:professor
C:physicist
D:resident
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解析：本句意思：医生的神圣职责是治愈病人。physician为正式用语，意思是“医生”，与doc- tor（医生）意思相近。professor教授；physicist物理学家；resident居民。
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