Everyone who has visited the city agrees that it is ______

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单选题Everyone who has visited the city agrees that it is _______ with life.

A．vibrant
B．violent
C．energetic
D．full

【译文】每个去过那个城市的人都赞同那是个生机勃勃的城市。
【解析】形容词的含义和搭配。句中with结构可以理解为谓语动作的起因，即“由于有生命力而显得……”，由此推测A．vibrant“活泼的，生机勃勃的”则符合句子大意。而C．energetic“精力充沛的”，用于形容人较多，放在这句话中不符合题意；D．full应该用结构be full of…;B．violent“强烈的”不合题意。

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