The government has put forward new proposals to tackle the problem of increasing crime.A:brought up B:brought inC:brought back D:brought forward
The government has put forward new proposals to tackle the problem of increasing crime.
A:brought up
B:brought in
C:brought back
D:brought forward
B:brought in
C:brought back
D:brought forward
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解析：本题考查动词bring的相关搭配。本句话的意思是“政府已经拿出了新的提案，以解决日益增长的犯罪问题”。 bring up意为“教育，培养”;bring in意为“介绍，引进”; bring back意为“拿回来，使恢复”;bring forward意为“提出”，因此本题应当选D。
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