He minds so much about his position in the office that he ____ any chance to be promoted(提職)


  1. A.
    watches out
  2. B.
    looks up
  3. C.
    points out
  4. D.
    watches for
D
試題分析：句意：他那么地在意在辦公室的地位，以致于關(guān)注任何被提升的機(jī)會(huì)。A. watches out小心，提防； B. looks up查詢；查找； C. points out指出，指明； D. watches for留意，等待。根據(jù)句意故選D。
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