单选题We can’t do any more now. Let’s call it a ______.Aday Bhalt Cstop Dnight
单选题
We can’t do any more now. Let’s call it a ______.
A
day
B
halt
C
stop
D
night
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解析：
我们现在就做这么多，今天就到这儿吧。call...a day终止或结束某事。
我们现在就做这么多，今天就到这儿吧。call...a day终止或结束某事。
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