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20．Many European countries，including Germany，set up many shelters to _____ refugees（難民） from Africa．（　　）

A．

bring up

B．

hold back

C．

set down

D．

take in

分析許多歐洲國家，包括德國，設立了許多避難所接納來自非洲的難民．

解答答案D．
bring up提出；養育；談到；嘔出； hold back阻礙；隱瞞；控制； set down制定；（使）放下；記下；take in吸收；領會；欺騙；接待；收留，收容（尤指無家可歸者或逃難者）．根據上文的"set up many shelters 設立了許多避"和下文的"refugees from Africa來自非洲的難民"可知答案選D．

點評本題考查動詞短語的辨析．英語中有的詞組沒有捷徑，只有平時加強記憶，要注意區別，記憶的時候不能忽視，這是常見的命題方式．平時要加強記憶，做題時，別忘了要結合上下文句意判斷．

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