在中国外出旅行，我们可以选择高铁出行，方便快捷。高铁车次前面的字母是___________。 When we travel in China, we can choose high-speed rail, which is convenient and fast. The letter in front of the HSR train number is__________.A．GB．DC．TD．Z
在中国外出旅行，我们可以选择高铁出行，方便快捷。高铁车次前面的字母是___________。 When we travel in China, we can choose high-speed rail, which is convenient and fast. The letter in front of the HSR train number is__________.
A．G
B．D
C．T
D．Z
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G
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