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    — How do you ______himself now you're retired?

    — I intend to ____ golf to spend the rest of my life.

    A. occupy; get into       B .associate; make up   

    C. charge; get down to    D. devote; take up

    A


    解析:

    occupy 常与oneself连用，意思为“使忙碌,使从事”； get into意思为 “开始从事”。associate oneself with sth使自己与某事物有联系；charge sb with sth控诉某人做了某事；take up开始从事；get down to开始认真对待；make up组成；补足；编造。

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