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____
A
care
B
nutrition
C
exercise
D
leisure
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care照料；注意；烦恼。nutrition营养。exercise训练；锻炼；练习。leisure空闲；悠闲；安逸。本题中应该用exercise与前面的“movement”构成搭配。
care照料；注意；烦恼。nutrition营养。exercise训练；锻炼；练习。leisure空闲；悠闲；安逸。本题中应该用exercise与前面的“movement”构成搭配。
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