________ his usual overcoat, he went downstairs and wag soon lost in the crowd.


  1. A.
    Get dressed in
  2. B.
    Being dressed in
  3. C.
    Helped into
  4. D.
    Up in
C
導(dǎo)解：表示別人幫忙穿上衣服，或用Dressed．
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