invite
()
A: to
be not the same as; be unlike.
B: a
group of followers or supporters.
C: to
give reasons for or against something.
D: to
ask in a polite way to come somewhere or do something.
()
A: to
be not the same as; be unlike.
B: a
group of followers or supporters.
C: to
give reasons for or against something.
D: to
ask in a polite way to come somewhere or do something.
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- sympathy<br/>() A: to<br/>ask in a polite way to come somewhere or do something. B: kind<br/>understanding and concern for others when they are sad, suffering, or<br/>having trouble. C: to<br/>give reasons for or against something. D: a<br/>group of followers or supporters.
- recently<br/>() A: the<br/>act of asking someone in a polite way to come to something or do<br/>something. B: in<br/>the near past. C: kept<br/>from being seen or known by others; private. D: made<br/>satisfied or happy.
- act <br/>() A: the process of<br/>doing something. B: without a doubt;<br/>certainly. C: an instance of<br/>shooting with a weapon. D: the feeling that<br/>is caused by something amazing, impressive, or surprising.
- celebration<br/>( ) A: a<br/>party anything else that people do to honor a special event. B: a<br/>piece of metal money that is small, flat, and round. C: the<br/>food baked in such a dish. D: in<br/>or to every part of something or during every part of something.
- How<br/>do you understand currency as one of the elements of news values?( ) A: Something<br/>that has financial significance. B: Something<br/>that is fresh and news. C: Something<br/>that has been long simmering suddenly sparks heated discussion. D: Something<br/>that has high social responsibility.