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When the disabled sportsman won a gold medal,a lot of people him on his Success．(1分)
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appreciated
B
approved
C
congratulated
D
remarked
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C
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解题思路： 考察动词的应用能力。A意为“欣赏、感激” B意为“同意”一般与“偶发”搭配；C意为“祝贺”；D意为“评论”
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