In previous times,when fresh meat was inadequate,pigeons were kept by many households as a source of food.A: in short store B: in short provision C: in short reserve D: in short supply

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In previous times,when fresh meat was inadequate,pigeons were kept by many households as a source of food.

A: in short store
B: in short provision
C: in short reserve
D: in short supply

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答案：D

解析：

句意：以前缺少新鲜肉的时候，许多人家把鸽肉当成一种食物。store:贮藏、储备， provision：供应、提供，不可数名词，没有in...provision这种用法，常用于the provision of...reserve：作可数名词指储备，supply：供应、供给，in short supply固定用法，指供给不足。因此选D。

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