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单选题
After the heavy snow storm many people _____ on the icy streets and injured their arms and legs.
A
slipped
B
skipped
C
skied
D
tripped
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句意：在大雪过后，许多人都在结冰的街道上滑倒，弄伤了手臂和腿。slip滑倒，跌跤。ski跳跃；跳读；遗漏。ski滑雪。trip绊倒，摔倒。
句意：在大雪过后，许多人都在结冰的街道上滑倒，弄伤了手臂和腿。slip滑倒，跌跤。ski跳跃；跳读；遗漏。ski滑雪。trip绊倒，摔倒。
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Why notB
since thatC
isD
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According toB
two-thirds ofC
was madeD
after the storm
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单选题After the heavy snow storm many people _____ on the icy streets and injured their arms and legs.A
slippedB
skippedC
skiedD
tripped
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which have snow either as yearly happening to celebrate or as rare weatherB
which either have heavy snow or light snowC
to which snow either causes problems or no problemsD
which either have snow-ploughs or no snow-ploughs
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