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109年 - 109 慈濟大學_學士後中醫學系招生考試試題:英文#86271
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30.
(A) objectively
(B) logistically
(C) initially
(D) purposefully
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統計:
A(50), B(12), C(31), D(262), E(0) #2331160
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B2 · 2021/07/03
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objectively 是客觀地
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B1 · 2020/06/10
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(A) objectively 主觀地(...
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B3 · 2024/04/18
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subjective 主觀的
objective 客觀的
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