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I did remember,but only dimly.

A:faintly
B:vividly
C:partly
D:clearly

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解析:我确实记得,不过只是模模糊糊。 faintly“微弱地,模糊地”,例如:She turned and smiled faintly.她转过身微微一笑。vividly“鲜明地,生动地”,例如:I can vividly remember the day we met.我可以清楚地记得我们遇见的那天。partly“部分地,不完全地”,例如: We are all partly to blame.我们都负有一部分责任。clearly“清楚地,明白地”,例如:He was clearly mistaken.他显然弄错了。只有faintly意思上和dimly最接近。
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