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“I don’t have much money。”he’d say．“I need to _________my schoolloans．”

A、pay out

B、pay back

C、pay down

D、pay for

时间：2022-01-01 05:54 关键词：

答案解析

B
pay out的意思是“付出(钱)，向……报复”；pay back的意思是“偿还(借款)”；pay down的意思是“当场支付，付现款”；pay for的意思是“为……付出代价”。题干的意思是：“‘我并没什么钱，’他说，‘我要还助学贷款。”

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