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In the Latin American countries, titles and degrees lend prestige and social status to the individual.
A
achievement
B
certificate
C
knowledge
D
honor
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句意：在拉丁美洲国家，头衔和学历可以给人以名誉和社会地位。honor名誉，声望。achievement成就。certificate证书。knowledge知识。
句意：在拉丁美洲国家，头衔和学历可以给人以名誉和社会地位。honor名誉，声望。achievement成就。certificate证书。knowledge知识。
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