下列句子加点词语使用正确的一项是【 】（3分）
A．阳春三月，微风还带着寒意。西湖边的垂柳却花枝招展，嫩叶满枝，翩翩起舞，仿佛在迎候来自远方的早春客人。
B．近阶段，毒生姜、铬大米、毒淀粉等食品安全问题如雨后春笋般地涌现，令公众惴惴不安。
C．四川雅安抗震救灾前线，武警消防官兵首当其冲，克服常人难以想象的困难，及时赶到目的地，开展救援工作。
D．从高空俯视黄山，在一片山水相间的万绿丛中，千峰竞秀，万壑藏云，郁郁葱葱，飞红滴翠。人们怎能不赞叹大自然的鬼斧神工！
答案：D
题目分析：了解成语，不仅要知道其含义，还要了解其情感色彩。成语，有一个使用对象的问题，一定要注意句子的前后联系及使用对象。使用排除法，A句中“花枝招展”不能形容不开花的柳树，B句中“雨后春笋”是指新生事物涌现，是褒义词，C项中“首当其冲”是指受到伤害，排除有错的这三项，故D对。
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