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I was so excited at the news that l was admitted to the university that I could hardly ____________my feelings in words.(1分)
A
convey
B
carry
C
transmit
D
communicate
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A
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解题思路：考动词的近义辨析能力。A意为“表达” B意为“带着、搬运”；C意为“传输、传播”；D意为“交流”
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