She did it ________ it took me.

A. one third the time      B. the one-third time     C. one-third a time     D. a one-third time

A


解析:

倍數(shù)的表達(dá)一般有三種情況，即“倍數(shù)+as…. as”，“倍數(shù)+比較級(jí)+than”，和“倍數(shù)+限定詞+名詞”。這題考到了第三種情況�！皁ne third” 表 示“三分之一”。整句意思是：她做這件事所花的時(shí)間是我所花時(shí)間的三分之一。再比如：Mice can eat grain 500 times their weight in one year.

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