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The people who had been injured in the explosion lay ______ in agony.
A
screeched
B
groaned
C
screaming
D
to shriek
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在大爆炸中受伤的人躺着，痛苦的尖叫着。Screech尖叫。Groan呻吟，叹息。 Scream尖声叫。Shriek尖叫。Lay doing something表示“躺着在做什么”。
在大爆炸中受伤的人躺着，痛苦的尖叫着。Screech尖叫。Groan呻吟，叹息。 Scream尖声叫。Shriek尖叫。Lay doing something表示“躺着在做什么”。
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