单选题In time of trouble Charlie could always _____ a solution.Aput asideBlook down uponCbreak outDcome up with
单选题
In time of trouble Charlie could always _____ a solution.
A
put aside
B
look down upon
C
break out
D
come up with
参考解析
解析：
句意：困难的时候，查理总是能够提出解决方案。come up with赶上；提出。put aside把……放一边。look down upon看不起，轻视。break out爆发。
句意：困难的时候，查理总是能够提出解决方案。come up with赶上；提出。put aside把……放一边。look down upon看不起，轻视。break out爆发。
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