1.幸運的是，炸彈在爆炸之前被警察發(fā)現(xiàn)。(go off)

2.湯姆去年開始學畫畫，但很快失去了興趣。(take up)

3.他們募集了很多錢以促進醫(yī)學研究。(promote)

4.所有的學生都應該去聽這場講座，這是很重要的。(attend)

5.據(jù)說有五百人參加了這次會議。(be said)

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