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My mother finally approved of my plan to receive further education abroad.
A:contributed to
B:disagreed with
C:dedicated to
D:consented to
B:disagreed with
C:dedicated to
D:consented to
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解析：本句意思：“我母亲最终同意我出国留学深造。"approved of：同意，赞同。 consent to：同意，答应。例如：At first, her father reluctantly consented to her marriage with this poor guy．最初，她的父亲不同意她嫁给这个穷小子。contribute to：为……做贡献。例如：I believe that each family member should contribute to the harmony of the family．我相信每个家庭成员都应该为了家庭的和谐做出贡献。disagree with：不同意。例如：I disagree with you, but I respect your rights of speech！我不同意你的观点，但我尊重你发表言论的权利。dedicate to：献身于。例如：He dedicated his life to the cause of human rights．他献身于人权事业。
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