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She was talking about her _____ as a nurse in a hospital, which we had never heard of.
A
expenses
B
excuses
C
experiences
D
expressions
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本题考查形近词词义的区别。句意：她正在讲述她在医院做护士的经历，这我们以前从没有听说过。expenses意为“代价、花费、花销”；excuses意为“借口”；expressions意为“表达、表述”；experiences意为“经历、经验”。由句意可知，答案为C。
本题考查形近词词义的区别。句意：她正在讲述她在医院做护士的经历，这我们以前从没有听说过。expenses意为“代价、花费、花销”；excuses意为“借口”；expressions意为“表达、表述”；experiences意为“经历、经验”。由句意可知，答案为C。
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