Bell’s feeling at last found __________ in tears.


  1. A.
    way
  2. B.
    expression
  3. C.
    answer
  4. D.
    explanation
B
這句話的意思是 “貝爾的感情用眼淚來表達出來了”。因此選expression。D項的意思是“解釋”。
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