It seems difficult to________“hurt” from “injure” in meaning.

A．judge B．tell

C．divide D．separate

 

B

judge 判斷；斷定，常說judge a person by/from his looks 以貌取人；tell“辨別；識(shí)別”，強(qiáng)調(diào)分辨異同，常說tell...from...“把……與……區(qū)分開”或tell...apart 區(qū)別開……。

 

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