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When Fred lost his job, he ____ his sorrows in drink.


  1. A.
    dragged
  2. B.
    drowned
  3. C.
    adopted
  4. D.
    drank
B
試題分析:這題考查詞組:借酒澆愁: drown our sorrow in drink,句意是:當Fred失業(yè)了,他借酒澆愁。選B?键c:考查固定詞組點評:平時多積累詞匯,特別是一詞多義,還要多背誦些相關例句。
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