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He swam ______ the river.


  1. A.
    cross
  2. B.
    through
  3. C.
    across
  4. D.
    over
C
此题考查词义和词性辨析。cross为动词,意为“越过;穿过;横过;渡过”。其他几个为介词。through“穿过;从……中间通过”,着重指从空间的一头纵穿到另一头,含义与in相关。across“横过;穿过”,着重指从一条路线或物体表面的一边到另一边,含义与on相关。over“越过;从……上方越过”,着重指从某一物体的上方跨过;横过,含义与above相关。因为句中有动词swam,所以排除A项。另根据句意,此处应选C项。
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