题目内容
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A.fool
B.delayed
C.rush
D.bear
答案
B解析：fool意为“愚蠢的，傻的”，delay意为“耽搁，推迟”，rush意为“冲，闯”，bear意为“忍受”。本句句意为“每天早上都有很多人被繁忙的交通耽搁。”，此处选delayed符合题意
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