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啤酒走了气了。 | The beer is stale. |
他刚请假走了. | He's just gone on leave. |
我确实得走了。 | I really have to be going. |
老人快步走开了。 | The old man set off at a quick trot. |
我的手表走时准确。 | My watch keeps good time. |
门一开, 她走了进来。 | The door opened and she came in. |
我累得再也走不动了。 | I was too tired to walk any further. |
我们正向家的方向走去。 | We are heading home. |
他们六时来的, 九时走的. | They came at six and went at nine. |
他们都往同一方向走了. | They all went off in one direction. |
他们一步不停地走了过去。 | They walked past without stopping |
不休息我们就走不动了。 | We can't go any farther without a rest. |
她走进内室去换衣服。 | She went into the inner room to change her dress. |
我没有注意到他已经走了。 | I failed to note that he had left. |
爸爸每天早上走路去上班。 | Father walks to his office every morning. |
我问了一位本地人,该走哪条路。 | I asked one of the locals which way to go. |
他看到她父亲走进来就站了起来。 | He got to his feet when he saw her father came in. |
他带这个人走过街道到火车站。 | He guided the man through the streets to the railway station. |
对我们来说,很难决定走哪一条路。 | It was difficult for us to decide which road to take. |
他走了,把所有没做完的工作都留给了我。 | He was gone and left all the work undone to me. |
当她看到他走过来的时候,她的脸亮了起来。 | Her face lit up when she saw he was coming. |
那把椅子原本是为你准备的,但是被她拿走了。 | The chair was intended for you, but she took it away. |
他一向是来得很晚,然后又总说他得早走。 | Typically, he would come in late and then say that he had to go early. |
现在是休息时间, 学生们一个接一个走出教室。 | It was the time of break and students came out of classroom one after another. |
常给我们看病的那个医生, 我们都非常喜欢他, 他要走了. | Our doctor, whom/who we all like very much, is leaving. |
他正沿海边走去。 | He is walking down the seaside. |
他推着手推车沿路走过。 | He trundled a wheelbarrow down the path. |
小偷跳上汽车逃走了。 | The thief jumped into a car and made his escape. |
我走到临湖而开的那扇门前。 | I reached the gate that opened onto the lake. |
穿着这双笨重的鞋走路真难受。 | It's not easy walking in these clumsy shoes. |
狮子一走近,小动物们都跑开了。 | The lion's approach drove away the small animals. |
如果我现在不走,就赶不上火车了。 | If I don't go now, I will miss the train. |
他们不敢走入森林中阴暗的深处。 | They dare not walk into the shadowy depths of the forest. |
她一走进剧院就引起了一阵兴奋。 | There was a stir of excitement as she entered the theatre. |
他向我走来,微笑著伸出手来和我握手。 | He came towards me, smiled and offered his hand. |
这条路线旅行的人以前常走,但是现在已不用了。 | The route was once much travelled but has fallen into disuse. |
他把文件使劲扔在我的桌子上便怒气冲冲地走了出去。 | He slammed the papers down on my desk and angrily walked out. |
你走时别忘了锁门。 | Don't neglect to lock the door when you leave. |
这走廊通到他的办公室。 | The corridor opens into his office. |
她打开卧室的门走了进去. | She opened the bedroom door and went in. |
我们摸索着走过黑暗的街道。 | We groped our way through the dark streets. |
我们走时车子扬起了一阵尘土。 | The car raised quite a dust as we drove off. |
犯人从大门口的警卫身旁溜过逃走了. | The prisoner slipped past the guards on the gate and escaped. |
老鹰抓住小鸡飞走了。 | The hawk snatched the chicken and flew away. |
顺着这条大路走,在路的分岔口向右拐。 | Follow the main road until it branches, and then turn to the right. |
我们要在中午前後走. | We're leaving round about midday. |
老师要他下课後先别走. | The teacher told him to stay behind after class. |
这老人没有手杖就走不了路。 | The old man could not walk without a stick. |
他的脚稍有先天畸形,走起路来一瘸一拐。 | He was born with a slight deformity of the feet which made him limp. |
他像一只骄傲的孔雀一样在我前面趾高气扬地走着。 | He strutted in front of me like a peacock. |
我们一起走进会场。 | We trooped into the meeting. |
有要紧的事把他叫走了。 | Something urgent has called him away. |
好看的录像带总是被借走。 | The good video is always rented out. |
我打开房门,然后走进屋里。 | I unlocked the door and went into the room. |
这时她注意到书记走了进来。 | At this moment she noticed the secretary coming in. |
电影院不远, 你可以走到那去。 | The cinema is not far, you can get there on foot. |
走道人可以在上面行走的地方,如人行道或散步场所 | A place, such as a sidewalk or promenade, on which one may walk. |
我看见队伍走过. | I saw the procession pass by. |
跟著地图上的箭头走. | Follow the arrows on the map. |
有人把我的手套拿走了. | Someone has taken my gloves. |
我得修修表,它不走了。 | I'll have my watch repaired; it doesn't work. |
抗议者被警察拖走了。 | The protesters were dragged away by the police. |
他从容不迫地走进室内。 | He entered the room with deliberate steps. |
她不耐烦地挥手让他们走开. | She waved them away impatiently. |
获胜的队扛著队长走出场地. | The winning team chaired their captain off the field. |
有一点是肯定的, 你再也不能行走了. | This much is certain, you will never walk again. |
一直朝著这个方向走就看见指示牌了. | Continue in this direction until you see a sign. |
我那时正沿著大街向北去, 走著走著.... | I was proceeding along the High Street in a northerly direction when... |
那位老师看着他所有的学生走进阅览室。 | That teacher is looking his all students walk into the reading room. |
你真走运, 不用出席那死气沉沉的招待会. | You can thank your lucky stars (that) you don't have to go to this dreary reception. |
我们不会走错路的, 因为我对这儿的街道非常熟悉。 | We won't go wrong, because I'm quite familiar with the streets here. |
我们原来盼望著下星期放假--看样子走不了了. | We were hoping to have a holiday next week as it is, we may not be able to get away. |
这个小男孩沿着草地的边上走,小心不踩到地里。 | The little boy walked along the grass verge, trying not to step into the field. |
她向我讲述了他是怎样跑到她跟前抢走她的手提包的. | She described to me how he ran up to her and grabbed her handbag. |
他觉得自己在逐步走向死亡。 | He saw himself dying by inches. |
他发出一声绝望的叹息,转身走开了。 | With a hopeless sigh, he turned away. |
他们沿着报春花盛开的河岸边走边聊。 | They walked along the primrose bank chatting. |
警方搜遍这个地区寻找这个走失的孩子。 | The police scoured the area looking for the lost child. |
他出事后重新学习走路要有极大的毅力。 | Learning to walk again after his accident required great patience. |
我对一直放在走廊里的那个包裹有些怀疑。 | I'm a bit suspicious about the package that's been left in the corridor. |
一位空中小姐走过来,问他是否想要些饮料。 | An air stewardess came and asked him if he would like some drink. |
当小男孩走到汽车前面时,汽车司机按响了喇叭。 | The driver blew his horn when the child stepped in front of the car. |
柱廊有由圆柱支撑房顶的门廊或走道,通常通往建筑物的入口处 | A porch or walkway with a roof supported by columns, often leading to the entrance of a building. |
教士将鬼从房屋中驱走. | A priest exorcized the ghost from the house. |
容纳不下的病人躺在地上和走廊里。 | Overflow patients lay on the floors and in the corridors. |
那个小男孩在他母亲身边跳跳蹦蹦地往前走。 | The little boy skipped along at his mother's side. |
他一走了之,而让他的母亲为他的赌债发愁。 | He took a powder and left his mother to worry about his gambling debts. |
一直向前走过了教堂,约莫半英里就是体育场。 | Keep on past the church; the stadium is about half a mile further on. |
谁把我的火柴拿走了? | Who's bagged my matches? |
一步行走时跨出的一步;一大步 | A step made in walking; a stride. |
谁那麽讨厌把我的毛巾拿走了. | Some so-and-so has pinched my towel. |
他走出法庭时耷拉著脑袋. | He had his head down as he walked out of the court. |
他走到我跟前问我什麽时间了. | He came up (to me) and asked the time. |
他们在崎岖不平的乡村小路上走着。 | They walk on the rugged country road. |
那老汉拄著拐杖一瘸一拐地走著. | The old man hobbled along (the road) with the aid of his stick. |
我设法悄悄地行走,俾使他们听不见。 | I tried to walk quietly, so that they would not hear me. |
对不起打扰一下, 请问去车站怎麽走? | I'm sorry to bother you, but could you tell me the way to the station? |
看,你这是往哪里走?差点儿把我撞倒了 | Can't you look where you're going? You nearly knocked me over! |
老人对著那条要咬他的狗挥舞手杖吓它走。 | The old man brandishes his walking stick at the menace dog. |
老师走进教室时,男孩子们停止喧哗。 | The boys stopped their clatter when the teacher came into the classroom. |
一个小贼在黑暗的街上拦住玛丽,把她的钱包拿走了。 | A thief stopped Mary on a dark street and made off with her wallet. |
我们来抛硬币决定谁先走吧,你是要正面还是要反面? | Let's flip a coin to decide who should go first - do you want heads or tails? |
我老喜欢在礼拜天起程旅行,因为无论走水路也好,走陆路也好,教堂里的祈祷将会保佑我的整个旅程。 | I always like to begin a journey on Sunday because I shall have the prayers of the church to preserve all that travel by land or by water. |
我打电话时, 她早已走了. | She had already left when I phoned. |
那辆出租车飞快地开走了。 | The taxi sped off at full speed. |
这个人走在我们前头开路。 | The man went ahead of us to clear the course. |
伟大的画家总是走在时代的前头。 | A great painter is usually ahead of his time. |
她光著脚四处走. | She goes about barefoot. |
他招手叫我走过去。 | He beckoned me to come nearer. |
他们打败并赶走了敌人。 | They routed the enemy. |
我们转过脚步朝家走. | We bent our steps towards home. |
那只猫拖著断腿吃力地走. | The cat was dragging its broken leg. |
他不许我单独一人走回家。 | He wouldn't hear of my walking home alone. |
他抢走我手中的提包就跑了. | He just grabbed the bag from my hand and ran off. |
他们在走投无路的情况下恳求援助。 | They invoked help in the desperate situation. |
这个快乐的孩子以轻快活泼的步子走着。 | The happy boy walked with jaunty steps. |
沉重的脚步声显示教师已经走近了。 | Heavy footsteps signalled the teacher's approach. |
我们听到了他走在楼梯上沉重的脚步声。 | We heard his heavy tread on the staircase. |
不跟你父亲打个招呼就走是非常不合适的。 | To go away without telling your father is most irregular. |
一位中年妇女走进来,后面跟着一群孩子。 | A middle- aged woman come over, follow by a group of children. |
我和他激烈地争斗了几分钟,终于从他手中夺走了那本书。 | I tussled with him for a few minutes and managed to wrench the book from his grasp. |
哦,真不走运。 | Oh, that's tough luck. |
做饭的味道顺着走廊飘过来。 | Cooking smells wafted along the hall. |
我们赤着脚在海滩上走来走去。 | We walked around the beach barefoot. |
去年癌症夺走了他姐姐的生命。 | Cancer carried his sister off last year. |
她的合伙人企图骗走她的股份。 | Her partner tried to trick her out of her share. |
我一走近她的办公桌,她就瞪我。 | She glares at me if I go near her desk. |
他依法应得的遗产被人骗走了. | He was cheated (out) of his rightful inheritance. |
村庄在水坝决堤时被冲走了。 | The village was swept away when the dam burst. |
向大门走去的人受到了哨兵的查问. | People approaching the gate were challenged by the sentry. |
走廊的某处响起轻柔悦耳的铃声。 | A musical bell softly sounded somewhere in the passageway. |
这是我们的房间,你们的在走廊的那一头。 | This is our room, and yours is down the passage. |
他奔跑了一两条街,然后放慢步子走起来。 | He ran a street or two, and then fell into a walk. |
他们恰在发洪水之前离开, 走得真是时候. | Their departure just before the floods was providential. |
一个衣着华丽的女人走近了草地上的哨兵。 | A lady in full feather approached the sentinel on the sward. |
再往里走,坑道缩小成了一条窄窄的通道。 | The tunnel contract to a narrow passageway as you go deep. |
一个外国人走近柜台,要求拿些明信片出来让我看看。 | A foreigner came up to the counter and asked to be shown some postcards. |
威利玩他父亲的手枪时不小心走火了, 把墙壁打出一个洞。 | Willie accidentally lets off his father's shotgun and made a hole in the wall. |
在医院病床躺了一个星期之后,他只能遥遥晃晃地走几步。 | After a week in the hospital bed, I was only able too wobble around a bit. |
他来回走动着,大骂这场延误事故,因为每耽误一分钟都在消耗他的钱财。 | He was walking to and fro swearing at the delay which was costing him so much money every minute. |
一天黄昏时,他走到野外去舒散身心,抬头看见有一个骆驼队向他走来。 | One evening when he had gone out into the open country to relieve himself, he looked up and saw camels approaching. |
劫匪把钞票一把抢走了. | The robber swooped up the banknotes. |
他一听到汽笛声就立即走出船舱。 | He made out of the cabin at once on hearing the siren. |
窃贼把失火的仓库里的货物都偷走了. | Thieves snaffled all the goods from the burnt warehouse. |
一些新闻记者日夜在他门口纠缠不走。 | News reporters camped upon his doorstep day and night. |
泥土被洪水冲走, 露出光秃秃的岩石. | The soil was washed away by the flood, exposing bare rock. |
那窃贼听到他们汽车的声音就从窗口逃走了. | When the burglar heard their car he hopped it out of the window. |
我妻子想起居室里换块新地毯,不过我们再过6个月就要搬走,那只是白白浪费钱财。 | My wife wanted a new carpet in the living room, but as we are moving in six months it would only be money down the drain. |
如果请费尔南德斯走路,教育局可以付钱马上终止合约,或是让他做满任期。费尔南德斯按规定可以在十九万五的年薪之外,还可以领未用病假和其他福利折合现金四十万元。 | If Fernandez is shown the door, the board could either buy out his contract immediately or allow him to serve out his term. Fernandez is set to collect$400, 000 in past sick pay and other benefits on top of his$195, 000 salary. |
国际象棋的各种走法你都会吗? | Do you know all the possible moves in chess? |
我们把马拴在桩上,走进了客栈。 | I hung up my horse and walked into the inn. |
他窥探著四周,直至见到警察走开。 | He skulked around outside until the police had gone. |
警方来到时, 他慌忙逃走[夺门而逃]了. | When the police arrived he made a bolt for it/for the door. |
男女主人(在客人间)走来走去招待客人. | The host and hostess circulated (among their guests). |
我们不能走那条路, 因为牌子上 写著`禁止入内'. | We can't go along that road because the sign says No Entry'. |
他们重踏著脚步穿过厨房走来, 留下了肮脏的脚印. | They came tramping through the kitchen leaving dirty footmarks. |
假若她想要的是我的办公桌, 她尽管拿走, 我还求之不得呢! | As far as I'm concerned, if it's my desk she wants, she's welcome to it! |
开始行步在某些游戏(尤指西洋棋)开始下棋的固定走法或步骤 | A specific pattern or series of beginning moves in certain games, especially chess. |
他在那高低不平的地面上才走了几步,就被绊了一下,直挺挺地跌趴在地上。 | He had not gone many steps before he stumbled on the uneven ground and fell flat on his face. |
洗矿槽,淘汰盘一个倾斜的槽,在其中被碾压的矿石被流水冲刷以冲走杂质 | An inclined trough in which crushed ore is washed with running water to flush away impurities. |
唉!可怜的公爵!他担负的工作简直是数沙饮海;一个人站在他一边作战,就有1000人转身逃走。 | Alas, poor duke! the task he undertakes is numbering sands, and drinking oceans dry: Where one on his side fights, thousands will fly. |
他在半路走丢了。 | He was lost on the way. |
你应该多到各地走走以增广见识. | You should broaden your experience by travelling more. |
他把大部分东西都搬走了,只留下一些零星杂物。 | He's moved most of his stuff, there are just a few odds and ends left. |
消息走漏了。 | The news leaked out. |
我走在田间小路上。 | I walked on the path of the field. |
他冒充警卫逃走了. | He escaped by passing himself off as a guard. |
警察系上皮带,走了出去。 | The police belted up and went out. |
顺着铁路走大约100公尺。 | Follow the railroad track about100 meter. |
他向门口走去, 企图逃跑。 | He made for the door and tried to escape. |
我的房东让我月底搬走. | My landlord is turning me out at the end of the month. |
红军长征时走了二万五千里。 | The Red Army covered25000 li on the Long March. |
强盗们在警察到来之前逃走了。 | The robbers escaped before the police arrived. |
失败的消息夺走了我们所有的斗志。 | The news of defeat took all the fight out of us. |
这块湿地不够坚实, 不能在上面走. | This wet ground is not firm enough to walk on. |
由重重的行走或行军产生的声音 | The sound produced by heavy walking or marching. |
你未得许可就把汽车开走是不应该的. | You were wrong to take the car without permission. |
她看到我们走进来时,面色顿时开朗起来。 | Her face lighted up when she saw us enter. |
我们不可排除这孩子离家出走的可能性. | We must not exclude the possibility that the child has run away. |
你要是现在走, 可能正赶上交通拥挤的时刻. | If you go now, you're likely to hit the rush hour. |
这一会议可视为两党走向进一步联合的第一步. | The meeting is seen as the first step towards greater unity between the parties. |
在一个雨夜,那个警察正巧碰上了一伙走私犯。 | One rainy night the policeman had a chance encounter with a gang of smugglers. |
那位新近走红的男演员在这部新影片中扮演重要角色。 | The latest popular actor is featured in this new film. |
晚上在照明很差的路上行走, 应该穿显眼的衣物. | If you're walking along a badly-lit road at night you should wear conspicuous clothes. |
出名所付出的代价是不管你走到哪里,都会被人认出来。 | Be recognized wherever you go is the price you pay for is famous. |
假如查出你向该国走私货物,你的货物可能会被没收。 | If you are caught smuggling goods into the country, they will probably be confiscated. |
这些领导可能会走出来,打出自己的旗号,并向群众大会演说。 | The leaders may go out to show the flag and address mass rallies. |
当地一家商店的老板担心新开张的超级市场会抢走他的饭碗。 | The man in the local shop is worried that the new supermarket will take the bread out of his mouth. |
第二天早上我与妻子离别之时,我已经走出门外几步,她叫我回来,小声地对我说要多加小心。 | My wife, however, next morning, at parting, after I had gone some paces from the door, called me back, to advise me, in a whisper, to have all my eyes about me. |
对任何一件东西都要以正确的名称来称呼的人,几乎不可能走过马路而不被人作为共同的敌人来打倒的吧。 | A man that should call everything by its right name, would hardly pass the streets without being knocked down as a common enemy. |
让她走,别阻拦她。 | Let her go. Don't stop her. |
不要让机遇从我们身边溜走。 | Don't let chances pass by. |
那犯人在牢房里来回地走著. | The prisoner paced the floor of his cell. |
恐怖分子越过边境逃走了. | The terrorists escaped across/over the border. |
当陌生人走近时,狗叫了起来。 | The dog barked when the stranger came near. |
他已走完他的行程而长眠了。 | He has run his course and takes his perpetual rest. |
他东奔西走了好久才定居下来。 | He kicked about a great deal before settling down. |
沿这条小径走终究会见到大路的。 | Follow the footpath and you'll eventually hit the road. |
他急匆匆地走出办公室,好象很生气的样子。 | He hurriedly left the office as if angry. |
近来有几起毒品走私活动被检举立案. | There have been several successful prosecutions for drug smuggling recently. |
我们大家可以一起走--假定其他人不耽搁的话. | We can all leave together assuming (that) the others aren't late. |
我妻子如往日一般身着盛装从楼上走了下来。 | Down came my wife dressed out in all her former splendour. |
这孩子偷偷摸摸地溜出了屋子, 走向游泳池。 | The boy slipped out of the room and headed for the swimming pool secretly. |
把粉末洒在土里,让牛走过时把它们都踩进地里去。 | Spread the powder over the earth and let the cattle trample it in as they walk over it. |
他徒步走了好几天,最后安全到达一个游击队根据地。 | He travelled on foot for several days until he safely reached a guerrilla base. |
走到岔口处向左拐. | Go up to the fork and turn left. |
走了长路使我食欲大振. | The long walk has given me a good appetite. |
穿过拱门, 沿著那条路走. | Go through the arch and follow the path. |
他们走私瑞士表进中国。 | They smuggled Swiss watches into China. |
士兵们以行军的步伐走了过去。 | The soldiers went past on the march. |
那伙人踏著轻快的步伐沿街走去. | The band swung lightly down the street. |
他们撇下我走了, 使我很不痛快. | I was annoyed to find they had left without me. |
那卖国贼走漏秘密计划给敌人。 | The traitor divulged secret plan to the enemy. |
我们的国家正在走向繁荣昌盛。 | Our country is moving towards prosperity. |
那贼听到警铃声就飞快逃走了。 | The thief ran like anything when he heard the alarm. |
走进酒店的那个老头子已经90岁了. | That (old) gaffer going into the pub is 90 years old. |
孩子睡了,她掂着脚走到床前。 | She tiptoed across to the bed where the child was lying asleep. |
参观者川流不息地向这所房子走来. | A procession of visitors came to the house. |
那时他正穿着笨重的靴子走来走去。 | He was clumping about in heavy boots that time. |
我看到小扬扛着两把锄头从旁走过。 | I saw Xiao Yang walking by, shouldering two hoes. |
那只鹰向那小动物猛扑过去把它叼走了. | The hawk pounced on its prey and carried it off. |
她蹦蹦跳跳地来到我们面前说她要走了. | She waltzed up to us and announced that she was leaving. |
他的行李刚一装上车,吉普车就开走了。 | No sooner had his luggage been loaded than the jeep started off. |
他同攻击他的人进行搏斗,最后把他们赶走了。 | He struggled with his assailants and eventually drove them off. |
我们来到了岔路口,不能决定走哪一条岔路。 | We came to a fork in the road and could not decide which fork we should take. |
我扣动了扳机,可是枪打不响,那鹿也就逃走了。 | I pulled the trigger, but the gun hung fire and the deer escaped. |
经过几小时的激烈战斗,我们赶走了入侵的匪徒。 | After a few hours of fierce fighting, we saw the intruding bandits off. |
我很走运,在最后几场马赛中,接二连三地赌赢了。 | Fortunately, I picked winners back to back in the last few races. |
如果是女人,在她走向刑场的半路上,也可能会要求一点时间来化妆。 | If a woman were on her way to her execution, she will demand a little time to put on make- up. |
这个被俘的将军,挺着身子走向刑场,直到临终还保持着自己的尊严。 | The captured general maintained his dignity to the end, walking ramrod-straight to his execution. |
走开吧,无聊的忧虑! | Begone, dull care! |
她踌躇了一下,然後继续走。 | She hesitated and walked on. |
去地铁站从这儿走,对吗? | Be this right for the subway station? |
工人们清理(杂物)後就走了. | The workmen cleaned up (the mess) before they left. |
那囚犯从墙上的缺口处逃走了. | The prisoner escaped through a hole in the wall. |
他忸忸怩怩走到她跟前请她跳舞. | He sidled up/over to her and asked her to dance. |
有两个囚犯设计欺骗了警卫而逃走了. | Two prisoners outwitted their guards and got away. |
听我说--他背着他的亲友们溜走了。 | Mind what I say-he has given his relatives the slip. |
他的一条腿跛了,走路借助于拐杖。 | He is lame in one leg and walks with the help of a crutch. |
警铃响起, 顾客纷纷(从银行)逃走. | The customers fled (from the bank) when the alarm sounded. |
你一定要急急忙忙走吗?为何不留下喝杯茶呢? | Must you dash off? Why not stay for a cup of tea? |
有人送你到边境, 然後你就得自己走了. | You will be accompanied as far as the border; thereafter you must find your own way. |
当其他人走了之后,玛丽留下来,将家具放回原处。 | When the others had gone, Mary remained and put back the furniture. |
这孩子把关在笼里的鸟儿放出来,鸟儿吱吱叫着飞走了。 | The boy set his caged bird loose, and it flew away chirping. |
檐槽把雨水从房顶排走的水槽,装在屋檐边或檐下 | A trough fixed under or along the eaves for draining rainwater from a roof. |
迪克要么刻苦学习,要么根本不学,从不走中间路线。 | Dick either studies very hard or not at all, never anything in between. |
在树林中走了一个小时而没有见到什么值得注意的东西,这怎么可能呢? | How was it possible to walk for an hour through the woods and see nothing worthy of note? |
走读生凡拟在校用午餐者希于10时前通知总务管理员,今天你在家吃午饭还是出去吃饭? | Non-resident students who wish to lunch in should inform the Bursar before ten o'clock. |
走马疳,坏疽性口炎嘴或生殖器部分严重的经常为生疽性的发炎,通常在感染了传染病后发生,最常发病于卫生条件极差或营养状况不良的孩子 | A severe, often gangrenous inflammation of the mouth or genitals, occurring usually after an infectious disease and found most often in children in poor hygienic or malnourished condition. |
多佛尔与法国加莱市隔岸相对的英格兰东南部自治市,临多佛尔海峡。罗马灯塔遗址,自中世纪以来就是战略要地,该市白垩崖多岩洞和涵洞原为走私者所用。人口33,700 | A municipal borough of southeast England on the Strait of Dover opposite Calais, France. Site of a Roman lighthouse, it has been a strategic port since medieval times. The chalk cliffs rising above the city have caves and tunnels originally used by smugglers. Population, 33,700. |
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