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Wives tend to believe that their husbands are infinitely resourceful and versatile.
A
diligent
B
capable
C
clever
D
perfect
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句意：妻子们往往认为她们的丈夫足智多谋、多才多艺。resourceful足智多谋的。clever聪明的。diligent勤奋的。capable有能力的。perfect完美的。
句意：妻子们往往认为她们的丈夫足智多谋、多才多艺。resourceful足智多谋的。clever聪明的。diligent勤奋的。capable有能力的。perfect完美的。
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