17．Xiaomi smartphone has _____ a good reputation for its high quality and low price among Chinese users．（　�。�
A．lostB．attractedC．destroyedD．won

分析 小米手機(jī)在中國用戶中因?yàn)樗母哔|(zhì)量和低價(jià)格贏得好名聲．

解答 答案D．
A項(xiàng)"失去"；B項(xiàng)"吸引"；C項(xiàng)"毀壞"；D項(xiàng)"贏得"；動(dòng)詞短語"win a good reputation for   贏得…的名聲"，根據(jù)句意"小米手機(jī)在中國用戶中因?yàn)樗母哔|(zhì)量和低價(jià)格贏得好名聲．"可知，D項(xiàng)符合語境，故選D．

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