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The green-hand cook the soup by putting in too much salt accidentally．

A．spoiled

B．damaged

C．injured

D．harmed

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试题分析：A． spoiled损坏，糟蹋，把（酒，肉等）放坏，宠坏B．damaged破坏，C． injured受伤， D． harmed伤害，句意：新手厨师不小心放了太多的盐把汤糟蹋了。所以选A。

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