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单选题 综合(C)
This is not typical of English,but is a feature of the Chinese language.
A particular
B characteristic 正确答案
C remarkable
D idiomatic
正确答案：B
详细解析
句意为：这在英语中不典型，但却是汉语的一个特征。typical意为“典型的、有代表性的”。particular意为“特别的、独有的”;characteristic意为“特有的、典型的”，为意义最接近的选项；remarkable意为“显著的、异常的”;idiomatic意为“惯用的、通顺的、符合语言习惯的”。
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