单选题____AthoughtBideaCopinionDadvice
单选题
____
A
thought
B
idea
C
opinion
D
advice
参考解析
解析：
thought思考；想法；关心。give though to意为“考虑”，符合句意。idea想法；主意；概念。opinion意见；看法；主张。advice忠告；建议。give advice to意为“劝告”，与句意不符。
thought思考；想法；关心。give though to意为“考虑”，符合句意。idea想法；主意；概念。opinion意见；看法；主张。advice忠告；建议。give advice to意为“劝告”，与句意不符。
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