By popular consensus, great painters can mix the colours together within a short period of time to get the __________colour.


  1. A.
    explicit
  2. B.
    desired
  3. C.
    generous
  4. D.
    romantic
B
本題考查形容詞。句意:舉世公認,偉大的畫家能在很短的時間內(nèi)把顏色組合在一起以得到所需的顏色。desired  adj. 渴望的,想得到的。
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