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对下列句子中加点词的解释,正确的一项是( ) A.安帝雅闻衡善术学雅:高雅。 B

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对下列句子中加点词的解释,正确的一项是(  )

A.安帝闻衡善术学雅:高雅。

B.悟已往之不,知来者之可追 谏:劝谏。

C.千里者,三月聚粮适:往,到。

D.蒙国恩,除臣洗马寻:寻求。

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