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Parents in China still cherish the notion that the only way out for their children is to enter college.
A
turn to
B
cling to
C
take to
D
cater to
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句意：中国的家长们一直认为孩子的唯一出路就是上大学。cherish的意思是“珍视，保护，长期持有”。turn to求助于；转向。cling to坚持；依附于。take to喜欢上。cater to迎合，为……服务。
句意：中国的家长们一直认为孩子的唯一出路就是上大学。cherish的意思是“珍视，保护，长期持有”。turn to求助于；转向。cling to坚持；依附于。take to喜欢上。cater to迎合，为……服务。
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