20．loss （　�。�
A．/l?：s/B．/l?s/C．/lus/D．/lu：s/

分析 loss的中文意思是減少，失去．

解答 答案B．loss的音標是/l?s/．所以應(yīng)該選擇B．

點評 本題主要考察loss的發(fā)音，loss中的o發(fā)短音/?/．

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