以下是引用halcyon在2003-11-27 23:39:00的发言: Archaeologists in Ireland believe that a recently discovered chalice, which dates form the eighth century, was probably buried [face=楷体_GB2312]to keep from[/face] being stolen by invaders. a. to keep from b. to keep it from c. to avoid d. in order that it would avoid e in order to keep from
og上说答案是b, 刘振民说选c 而且 og 上的 'avoid is used imprecisely in C and D because it illogically suggests that the chalice is acting to prevent its own theft.
请麻烦帮助解释一下
Choice D:
Longman Dictionary:
1 to prevent something bad from happening Road safety is taught to young children to avoid road accidents. It is important to take measures to avoid the risk of fire. avoid doing something The refugees left to avoid getting bombed. Alan narrowly avoided an accident. 2 to stay away from someone or something, or not use something Everyone seemed to be avoiding Nick. She carefully avoided his eyes (=did not look directly at his face) . Pregnant women should avoid certain foods such as raw eggs. Why did you speak to him? You usually avoid him like the plague (=try hard to avoid him) . 3 to deliberately not do something, especially something wrong, dangerous, or harmful There are ways of legally avoiding taxes. avoid doing something You should avoid over-spending in the first half of the year.
Google了一下,也有aviod being done 和aviod being +adj. 的形式,但还是以Longman字典的例子为准吧!
请指教
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