This new model of car is so expensive that it is__________the reach of~hose with average incomes.A.overB.withinC.beyondD.below
This new model of car is so expensive that it is__________the reach of~hose with average incomes.
A.over
B.within
C.beyond
D.below
B.within
C.beyond
D.below
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解析：考情点拨:本题考查介词辨析。应试指导:句意：这种新型汽车很贵，以至于超出了那些处于中等收入水平的人的购买能力。beyond超出，指客观事物非本身能力所能送到或完成。over越过；within在……之内；below在……下面。
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