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It is a great _____ for a person to be able to drive when he is seeking a job.
A
advantage
B
chance
C
fun
D
importance
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句意为：找工作时，如果会开车将是一个优势。advantage意为“优势，强项”。
句意为：找工作时，如果会开车将是一个优势。advantage意为“优势，强项”。
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