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【题目】根据句意，用下列短语的正确形式填空。

【1】The company ,________, is making slow but steady progress to become a leader in the field .

【2】Ordinary soap ,used correctly ,can ______bacteria effectively.

【3】You should _______ the class when the teacher was explaining it to you.

【4】He is hardworking ,smart and _______ honest .

【5】We __________ the growing demand in the markets ,so we’ll hold a meeting to discuss about it .

【6】I can’t hear the music . Please _______ the radio.

【7】He was so lucky to _______a fine for such a serious mistake .

【8】His rude reply ______ a burst of anger to me.

【9】Your essay is too long ,so it needs _______ a little .

【10】When does the school ______for the summer holidays ?

【答案】

【1】as a result

【2】deal with

【3】pay attention to

【4】above all

【5】attach importance to

【6】turn up

【7】get away with

【8】set off

【9】cutting down/to be cut down

【10】break up

【解析】

考查重点短语辨析。

【1】句意：因此，该公司在成为该领域领导者方面正取得缓慢但稳步的进展。故填as a result。

【2】句意：正确使用普通肥皂也可以有效地处理细菌。根据上文can可知应填动词原形deal with。

【3】句意：老师给你们讲解时，你们应该注意听。根据下文the teacher was explaining it to you可知应填pay attention to。

【4】句意：他勤奋、聪明，最重要的是诚实。根据句意应填above all，表示“最重要的是”。

【5】句意：我们很重视市场不断增长的需求，所以我们要开个会讨论一下。短语attach importance to“重视；认为重要”。

【6】句意：我听不到音乐。请把收音机开大一点。根据上文I can’t hear the music .可知应填turn up。

【7】句意：他犯了这么严重的错误，却侥幸逃过了罚款。短语get away with“侥幸逃脱”。

【8】句意：他粗鲁的回答使我勃然大怒。set off“引起；使爆炸”。

【9】句意：你的文章太长了，需要删减一下。短语need to do sth./doing sth.“需要做某事”故填cutting down或to be cut down。

【10】句意：学校暑假什么时候放假？break up“结束；解散”。

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