单选题Being _____ of money, she managed to save enough for a holiday.AeconomicsBeconomicalCeconomiesDeconomic
单选题
Being _____ of money, she managed to save enough for a holiday.
A
economics
B
economical
C
economies
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economic
参考解析
解析：
economics“经济学，经济情况”；economical“节俭的，合算的，经济的”；economies是economy的复数“节约，经济”；economic“经济上的，合算的，有利可图的”。句意为：由于节省，她设法存够了度假的钱。
economics“经济学，经济情况”；economical“节俭的，合算的，经济的”；economies是economy的复数“节约，经济”；economic“经济上的，合算的，有利可图的”。句意为：由于节省，她设法存够了度假的钱。
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