He is ________ a stranger to me though we have met twice before．


  1. A.
    primarily
  2. B.
    virtually
  3. C.
    reasonably
  4. D.
    impatiently
B
virtually“事實(shí)上，實(shí)際上”；primarily“首先，最初，根本上”；reasonably“合理的”；impatiently“失去耐心的”。
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