题目
Today, China is home to perhaps the world's hottest social media app, TikTok, which is more popular than Facebook among American teenagers, according to a recent survey. Other innovators are underline(1) to follow, because China's digital economy now has some underline(2) that even the American version does not have.Instead of being fragmented among underline(3) of apps-one for Starbucks, others for Amazon and airlines and so on-much of Chinese commerce happens within one of the two underline(4) networks-WeChat Pay and Alipay. People open an app and can pay for almost anything, in stores or online. The simplicity encourages further retail underline(5), and Facebook and Google are trying to mimic this model. It feels like the underline(6) of commerce.
Today, China is home to perhaps the world's hottest social media app, TikTok, which is more popular than Facebook among American teenagers, according to a recent survey. Other innovators are $\underline{1}$ to follow, because China's digital economy now has some $\underline{2}$ that even the American version does not have.
Instead of being fragmented among $\underline{3}$ of apps-one for Starbucks, others for Amazon and airlines and so on-much of Chinese commerce happens within one of the two $\underline{4}$ networks-WeChat Pay and Alipay. People open an app and can pay for almost anything, in stores or online. The simplicity encourages further retail $\underline{5}$, and Facebook and Google are trying to mimic this model. It feels like the $\underline{6}$ of commerce.
题目解答
答案
第一空需填“eager”,表“急切的”,体现创新者对中国的关注。
第二空填“advantages”,表“优势”,对应“美国没有的”。
第三空填“dozens”,表“数十个”,修饰“apps”。
第四空填“giant”,表“巨头”,修饰“networks”。
第五空填“spending”,表“消费”,符合“零售”语境。
第六空填“future”,表“未来”,呼应“商业趋势”。
完整填空:
Today, China is home to perhaps the world's hottest social media app, TikTok, which is more popular than Facebook among American teenagers, according to a recent survey. Other innovators are eager to follow, because China's digital economy now has some advantages that even the American version does not have.
Instead of being fragmented among dozens of apps—one for Starbucks, others for Amazon and airlines and so on—much of Chinese commerce happens within one of the two giant networks—WeChat Pay and Alipay. People open an app and can pay for almost anything, in stores or online. The simplicity encourages further retail spending, and Facebook and Google are trying to mimic this model. It feels like the future of commerce.