单选题It is hard to tell whether the country is going to have an economic boom or a ______.Aconfession BsubmissionCrecession Dtransmission
单选题
It is hard to tell whether the country is going to have an economic boom or a ______.
A
confession
B
submission
C
recession
D
transmission
参考解析
解析：
很难判断现在该国的经济是繁荣还是衰退。confession坦白，忏悔。submission归顺，服从。recession经济衰退，撤退。transmission 传送，传播。
很难判断现在该国的经济是繁荣还是衰退。confession坦白，忏悔。submission归顺，服从。recession经济衰退，撤退。transmission 传送，传播。
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