--And besides,these colours are more____________ you.

--Do you really think so? I'll take it,then.

A. becoming to　　 B. belonging to C. referring to　　 D. used to

 

A

本題為動(dòng)詞詞組的考查辨析，be becoming to sb．表示“……對(duì)某人適合”；belong to表示“屬于”；refer to表示“指……”；used to表示“過(guò)去常常干”。

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