单选题The city is an important railroad _____ and industrial and convention center.AconjunctionBnetworkCjunctionDlink
单选题
The city is an important railroad _____ and industrial and convention center.
A
conjunction
B
network
C
junction
D
link
参考解析
解析：
句意：这个城市是重要的铁路枢纽，也是工业与会议中心。junction交叉点，枢纽，尤指铁路或公路的交叉点，并与railroad形成语义关系，符合句意。conjunction连接，结合，指两种事物的结合或多种事物的混合，常与介词of连用。network网络，常指通讯网络、电脑网络及公路、交通、新闻等网络。link联系，连接，环节，指联系两者的人或事，通常和between连用。
句意：这个城市是重要的铁路枢纽，也是工业与会议中心。junction交叉点，枢纽，尤指铁路或公路的交叉点，并与railroad形成语义关系，符合句意。conjunction连接，结合，指两种事物的结合或多种事物的混合，常与介词of连用。network网络，常指通讯网络、电脑网络及公路、交通、新闻等网络。link联系，连接，环节，指联系两者的人或事，通常和between连用。
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