She made me promise not to ________ where it was hidden.


  1. A.
    give away
  2. B.
    give out
  3. C.
    give up
  4. D.
    giving off
A
考察詞組,give away泄露,贈(zèng)送give out 發(fā)出 give up放棄give off 發(fā)出
句意為,她向我承諾說不會(huì)泄露它藏在什么地方
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