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We had to turn to dried milk as fresh milk wasn't available.
A: add up to
B: face up to
C: fall back on
D: carry on with
B: face up to
C: fall back on
D: carry on with
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解析：句意为：由于没有鲜奶，我们只能依靠奶粉。四个选项中，fall back on意为“转而依靠，求助于”，与turn to非常近似；add up to意为“总计为，总数达”;face up to意为“面对，勇敢地对付（或接受）” ;carry on with意为“继续做”。
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