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Few went out in such a cutting and blinding wind.

提问人:ylm发布时间:2021-05-02

 A.在如此刺骨的和刮得叫人睁不开眼睛的风里,很少有人出门。

  B.因为刺骨的风和刮得叫人睁不开眼睛的风,很少有人出门。

  C.寒风刺骨,刮得叫人睁不开眼睛。在这样恶劣的天气,很少有人出门。

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