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adopt an idea ²ÉÄÉÒâ¼û
adopt measures ²ÉÈ¡´ëÊ©
adopt new methods ²ÉÓÃз½·¨
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the goal is to make higher education available to everyone who is willing and capable his financial situation ´ð°¸
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your improper words will give_________to doubts concerning your true intentions. ´ð°¸
a)rise b)reason c)suspicion d)impulse a
our hopes ________and fell in same instant. ´ð°¸
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in britain,and on the continent too,the japanese are sometimes viewed______a threat to domestic industries. ´ð°¸
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a) takes effect b) takes part c) takes place d) takes turns a
frequently single£­parent children ___some of the functions that the absent adult in the house would have served. ´ð°¸
a) take off b) take after c) take in d) take on d
our son doesn¡¯t know what to _____at the university; he can¡¯t make up his mind about his future. ´ð°¸
a) take in b)take over c) take up d) take after b
i¡¯d ______ his reputation with other farmers and business people in the community, and then make a decision about whether or not to approve a loan. ´ð°¸
a) take into account b) account for c) make up for d) make out a
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a) go along with b) go back on c) go through d) go into c
the terrorists might have planted a bomb on a plane in athens, set to ___ when it arrived in new york. ´ð°¸
a) get off b) carry off c) go off d) come off things. c
there are other problems which i don¡¯t propose to ______at the moment. ´ð°¸
a) go into b) go around c) go for d) go up a
david likes country life and has decided to ____ farming . ´ð°¸
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