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单选题
The law on drinking and driving is _____ stated.
A
extravagantly
B
empirically
C
exceptionally
D
explicitly
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句意：法律对酒后驾车有明确的规定。explicitly明白地，明确地，在该句中与law形成语义关系，并可以修饰stated。根据常识，法律规定或陈述应该是明确的，因此D为正确答案。extravagantly挥霍地，铺张地。empirically根据经验地，经验主义地。exceptionally异常地，罕有地。
句意：法律对酒后驾车有明确的规定。explicitly明白地，明确地，在该句中与law形成语义关系，并可以修饰stated。根据常识，法律规定或陈述应该是明确的，因此D为正确答案。extravagantly挥霍地，铺张地。empirically根据经验地，经验主义地。exceptionally异常地，罕有地。
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