- 单选题They had to eat a(n) （）meal, or they would be too late for the concert.
- A 、temporary
- B 、hasty
- C 、immediate
- D 、urgent
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参考答案【正确答案：B】
hasty意思是“仓促的，匆忙的”。译：他们不得不匆忙吃饭，否则音乐会就要迟到。temporary临时的；immediate立即的，即刻的；urgent急迫的。
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