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1、Sometimeswemayhearonecallsanother“beingfullofhotair阅读理解答案 Sometimeswemayhearonecallsanother“beingfullofhotair”.Whensomeoneissaidtobe“fullofhotair”,it41thatheorshetalksalotabouttopicsthatheorshedoesn’treally42.Thisphrasedatesbacktothelate1800sandhasits43intheUnitedSta
2、tes.44,itisnotakindofpraisewhenoneisaccusedofthis. Inordertounderstandthemeaningofthisphrase,yousimplyneedto45thatasairheats,itextends.This46isusedtodoawidevarietyofthings.Inthecaseofahotairballoon,theairbecomes47thanthesurroundingenvironment,48theballoontofloat,soon
3、ecouldimaginesomeonebeingsofullofhotairthatheorshesimplyfloatsaway.&n bsp;49,moresimply,thespeechofsomeonelikethistendsto50aspacequickly,but51tobemeaninglessinfact. This52isusedtodescribeexaggerating(夸张之词)andsome53talks.Itmeansthatthespeakeristalkingonlytohearhiso
4、rherownvoice.Typically,someonewhoisfullofhotairwill54discusscomplextopicswithoutfullygraspingthem,whichcanbesome55forpeoplewhoaremoreknowledgeable. Politiciansmaking56thattheycannotkeepareoften57ofbeingfullofhotair.What’smore,thetermisalsousedmoregenerallytodescribe5
5、8individualswhosticktobeingheardatanygroup orgathering,never59whethertheirviewsarehelpfulornot.Finally,theirplansorschemeswillprobablyendup60. 41.A.meansB.infersC.concludesD.recommends 42.A.expectB.understandC.doubtD.believe 43.A.originsB.mannersC.meansD.advanta
6、ges 44.A.ApparentlyB.EventuallyC.Desperately& nbsp;D.Temporarily 45.A.argueB.knowC.agreeD.pretend 46.A.abilityB.beliefC.inventionD.character 47.A.cleanerB.fresherC.lighterD.thicker 48.A.allowingB.makingC.blowingD.expanding 49.A.ThusB.Or& nbsp;C.AnywayD.But
7、 50.A.fillB.makeC.chooseD.remember 51.A.turnsoutB.makesoutC.showsupD.comesabout 52.A.termB.proverbC.conclusionD.routine 53.A.effectiveB.emptyC.interestingD.complex 54.A.anxiouslyB.impat ientlyC.cheerfullyD.cautiously 55.A.rulesB.lessonsC.examplesD.jokes 56.A
8、.contributionsB.promisesC.mistakesD.appointments 57.A.accusedB.informedC.calledD.blamed 58.A.considerateB.carelessC.friend
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