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What my wish is to have a round-the-world_______after I retire.

A．travelB．tourC．journeyD．voyage

B

解析試題分析：名詞詞義辨析。journey trip tour voyage excursion expedition
都含“旅行”的意思。 journey 應用范圍很廣, 指“有預定地點的陸上、水上或空中的單程長、短途旅行”, 一般來說, 它著重指“長距離的陸上的旅行”. trip 為一般用語, 指“任何方式的, 從事業(yè)務或游覽的旅行”, 往往著重于“短途旅行”, 在口語中, 可與journey 互換. tour 指“以游覽、視察、購物等為目的的旅行”, 常含有“最后回到原出發(fā)點”的意思, voyage 主要指“乘船作水上旅行”, 也可指”空中旅行”.本句是指環(huán)游全球的旅行，指最后回到原點。故B正確。
考點：考查名詞辨析
點評：名詞的詞義辨析是考查的重點內容，在平時要多加識記。名詞的詞義辨析要放在上下文的語境中進行，要注意上下文的語義的串聯以及邏輯關系的推理，特別要注意一些名詞的固定搭配以及名詞的深層次的含義的區(qū)別。

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