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No matter how much you feel the pull of the past, make a determined effort to _____ the future.
A
look to
B
dwell on
C
permeate into
D
shrug off
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句意：不管过去对你的影响有多大，你都要下定决心努力向前看。look to sth展望；look to sb依赖指望某人。dwell on/upon sth细想；详述。permeate弥漫；散布；充满，后常与through搭配。shrug sth off (认为不重要)不予理会。
句意：不管过去对你的影响有多大，你都要下定决心努力向前看。look to sth展望；look to sb依赖指望某人。dwell on/upon sth细想；详述。permeate弥漫；散布；充满，后常与through搭配。shrug sth off (认为不重要)不予理会。
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