lonely???? ???? adj.

A.孤獨的???????? B.害怕的???????? C.高興的

 

【答案】

A

【解析】

試題分析：lone adj.孤單的; 孤獨的; 人跡稀少的; 孤寂的; lonely adj.孤獨的，孤單的; 寂寞的; 荒涼的，幽靜的; 在孤單中度過的.

考點：英譯漢。

 

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