—I intend to run a computer company after leaving college.

—That’s great! ________ !

A. Cheers       B. I wish you every success

C. Congratulations D. What luck

B。


解析:

對(duì)方打算開(kāi)公司，應(yīng)用“祝你成功”回應(yīng)。Cheers! 干杯！(祝酒用語(yǔ))，也可表示 good-bye和thank you之意。

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