A.finder B.dancer C.later D.football piayer 读一读,选出不同类的一个单词

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hychaode 共回答了19个问题 | 采纳率94.7%
C 不同‘ 后来’
其余三个都是表示职业的名词.
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C.later
finder 表示发现者
dancer表示舞者
football player表示足球运动员
以上均是名词
而later的词性是副词或形容词,表示稍后,后来
希望对您有帮助,谢谢!
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