These clothes of the latest style are on sale this weekend, with another 10% discount for ______ customers, for example, members of our shop


  1. A.
    regular
  2. B.
    ordinary
  3. C.
    general
  4. D.
    usual
A
解析：
考查詞義辨析。regular 定期的，有規(guī)律的，ordinary 普通的，一般的，general 大體上的，usual 通常的，句意：這個(gè)周末最新樣式的衣服減價(jià)銷售，對(duì)于�？痛蚓耪�，比如，我們店的會(huì)員。所以選A。
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