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The river is already ___its banks because of the excessive rainfall;and the city is threatened with a likely flood.
A.parallel to
B.level in
C.flat on
D.flush with
B.level in
C.flat on
D.flush with
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解析：本题考查短语辨析。题目意为：“由于雨水过多，河水已经上涨到与堤坝持平，城市可能受到洪水的威胁。” A选项parallel to“与……平行”；B选项 level “水平，平等”；C选项flat on “平躺”；D选项flush with“与另一个面完全齐平”。
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