- 单选题Only a few people have( )to the full facts of the incident.
- A 、access
- B 、resort
- C 、contact
- D 、path
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参考答案【正确答案：A】
have access to是常用搭配，意思是“有……的途径，有机会做……”。译：只有一些人知道事情的全部真相。resort (凭借）手段，胜地，常去之地；contact接触；path小道，途径，方式。
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