近い意味の英語表現とは？

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  • I have been trying all morning to get in touch with Mr. Junes.
  • Yesterday was the first time John ever let me down.
  • They fought bravely, but gave in in the end.
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1. I have been trying all morning to (get in touch) with Mr. Junes. (1) go　(2) play　(3) communicate　(4) contemplate 2. Yesterday was the first time John ever (let me down). (1) awoke me　(2) convinced me　(3) disappointed me　(4) helped me 3. They fought bravely, but (gave in) in the end. (1) won　(2) died　(3) fled　(4) yielded

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