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This city is famous for its magnificent ancient buildings.
A:contemporary
B:distinguished
C:specialized
D:specified
B:distinguished
C:specialized
D:specified
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解析：本句话的意思是：“这座城市以其宏伟的古建筑著称。”distinguished：著名的、卓越的，例如：He was a distinguished scientist as well as a novelist．他是一位非常有声望的科学家和小说家。contemporary：当代的、现代的，例如：This play is the image of contemporary urban life．这个剧本是当代城市生活的生动写照。specialized：专业的、专门的，例如：He specializes in archaeology．他专修考古学。specified：规定的、指定的，例如：He didn't specify the matters．他并没有详细说明是什么事。
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