Jess was sad and her friends helped her       the first awful weeks after her husband Bill died.

  A．break through     B．break down         C．get through         D．get rid of

C考查動詞短語的含義。句意：Jess的丈夫Bill死后，她很難過可她的朋友幫她度過了那糟糕的前幾周。break through打破。。。的僵局；break down分解；身體跨度；get through完成；度過；get rid of擺脫。

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