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    —Did you make sense of what the man said just now?
    —No, his meaning didn’t ______. Would you explain it to me?


    1. A.
      get through
    2. B.
      get off
    3. C.
      get across
    4. D.
      get out
    C
    短语辨析题。你明白刚才那人的意思么？不明白，他的意思不为人们了解。你给我解释一下好吗？A. get through 通过    B. get off 下车     C. get across （被）了解D. get out 出去    选C
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