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Dealers often tell customers that if their car gets wrecked in a crash they could be financially harmed because regular insurance may not______the entire amount owed on the loan。
A.pay up
B.pay off
C.pay out
D.pay away
B.pay off
C.pay out
D.pay away
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解析：本题考查pay词组。题目意为“经销商经常告诉客户，如果他们的汽车遭遇车祸，他们可能会受到经济损失，因为定期保险可能无法偿还贷款的全部欠款。”A选项“全部付清，偿还”，B选项“付清，取得成功”，C选项“付出；得到报应；”，D选项“放出，付掉”。A、B选项都有付清的意思，区别在于pay off 是有借贷行为的还清，即还清债务，所以选项B正确。
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