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单选题
The Prime Minister's speech was ______ —overflowing with praise for the work the legislators had done.
A
nebulous
B
legitimate
C
effusive
D
exorbitant
E
arguable
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“overflowing with praise”短语暗示空单词应为“effusive”。effusive“热情洋溢的；喷出的”；nebulous“朦胧的；星云的”；legitimate“合法的；正当的”；exorbitant“过高的；过分的；不在法律范围内的；arguable“可论证的；可疑的”。
“overflowing with praise”短语暗示空单词应为“effusive”。effusive“热情洋溢的；喷出的”；nebulous“朦胧的；星云的”；legitimate“合法的；正当的”；exorbitant“过高的；过分的；不在法律范围内的；arguable“可论证的；可疑的”。
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