He suffered from severe depression after divorcing with Anne.A:shiver B:spillC:serious D:significant
He suffered from severe depression after divorcing with Anne.
A:shiver
B:spill
C:serious
D:significant
B:spill
C:serious
D:significant
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解析：本句意思：“和安妮离婚后他患上了严重的抑郁症。" severe：严重的，严厉的。serious：严重的。例如：He didn't expect the serious consequences of his action．他没有预料到自己行为带来的严重后果。shiver：发抖。spill：洒出。significant：有意义的。例如：Can you do something significant？你能做些有意义的事吗？
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