Customs and transport authorities should      the sales channel of fake notes by carrying on more checks on ports and waterways, it said.


  1. A.
    cut down
  2. B.
    cut up
  3. C.
    cut off
  4. D.
    cut away
C
考查短語(yǔ)動(dòng)詞辨析。cut off阻礙或阻斷某事物。cut up切碎，剪碎。cut down砍倒，減少某事物的數(shù)額，數(shù)量。cut away（自某物上）切除，剪去。
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