As one of those who have both the Wenchuan earthquake and the earthquake in japa,he understands the value of life better than others.(1分)-湖北继续教育网网校

[单选题]As one of those who have both the Wenchuan earthquake and the earthquake in japa,he understands the value of life better than others.(1分)

Alived on

Blived by

Clived through

Dlived up to

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C

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解题思路：考查词组词义辨析。 live on 靠...生活，以...为事物 live by 靠...为生 live through 度过，经受住 live up to 遵守，实践诺言，符合，不辜负

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