【題目】We must________our daily expense________what we can afford. Or we'll not be able to make ends meet.

A．spend; on

B．limit; to

C．take; to

D．use; for

【答案】B

【解析】limit...to意思是“把……限制到”。該句的意思是：“我們必須把每天的費(fèi)用限制到我們能承擔(dān)的限度”。

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