单选题______Apopularized Bhumanized Cwesternized Dgeneralized

单选题
______
A

popularized    

B

humanized    

C

westernized    

D

generalized


参考解析

解析:
语境搭配题。参考第91和92题的解析;根据上下文分析这里所填之词应与“主导西方经济”意义相对,因此应填“westernized”,意思是“而日本自己的传统文化在这一过程中正迅速地(变得)西化”。

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