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His signing my name in the race put me into the ________ other athletes.


  1. A.
    competitor against
  2. B.
    competitive against
  3. C.
    competitive with
  4. D.
    competition with
D
使我与其他的选手竞赛。put sb.into the competition为固定短语,答案为D项。
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His signing my name in the race put me into the ________ other athletes.

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A.

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B.

competitive against

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D.

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