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Your body temperature is very normal . La tua temperatura corporea è molto normale 0 I suoi occhi sono luminosi e penetranti. Her eyes are bright and penetrating . I suoi occhi sono luminosi e penetranti 0 Qui sta augurando che abbiamo una piacevole collaborazione! I wish us a happy cooperation ! Qui sta augurando che abbiamo una piacevole collaborazione ! La temperatura esterna è molto alta. The outside temperature is very high . La temperatura esterna è molto alta 0 Ha accettato di collaborare con l'altra parte. She agreed to cooperate with the other party . Ha accettato di collaborare con l' altra parte 0 Questo orologio è molto preciso. This watch is very accurate . Questo orologio è molto preciso 0 Gli scienziati si sono concentrati sui loro esperimenti. The scientists concentrate on their experiments . Gli scienziati si sono concentrati sui loro esperimenti 0 Stanno elaborando un nuovo piano / strategia. They are devising a new plan/strategy . Stanno elaborando un nuovo piano / strategia 0 Hanno tenuto un banchetto per festeggiare in mio onore. They held a banquet to celebrate in my honor . Hanno tenuto un banchetto per festeggiare in mio onore 0 Il suo giudizio era molto accurato. His judgment was very accurate . Il suo giudizio era molto accurato 0 La nostra famiglia non sarà mai separata. Our family will never be separated . La nostra famiglia non sarà mai separata 0 Il governo sta avviando le operazioni per combattere il disastro. The government is starting operations to combat the disaster . Il governo sta avviando le operazioni per combattere il disastro 0 Vado all'ufficio immigrazione per richiedere il visto. I go to the immigration office to apply for the visa . Vado all' ufficio immigrazione per richiedere il visto 0 L'ambiente della Terra è in continuo deterioramento. The Earth's environment is continually deteriorating . L' ambiente della Terra è in continuo deterioramento 0 Sta graffiando il cagnolino. She is scratching the little dog . Sta graffiando il cagnolino 0 Qual è il tasso di cambio tra il dollaro USA e il RMB oggi? What is the exchange rate between US dollar and RMB today ? Qual è il tasso di cambio tra il dollaro USA e il RMB oggi ? Cosa stanno festeggiando? What are they celebrating ? Cosa stanno festeggiando ? Entrambe le parti si sforzano di cooperare. Both sides are striving to cooperate . Entrambe le parti si sforzano di cooperare 0 C'è stata una proliferazione nucleare. There has been nuclear proliferation . C'è stata una proliferazione nucleare 0 L'ufficio è stato suddiviso in diversi piccoli spazi. The office has been separated into several small spaces . L' ufficio è stato suddiviso in diversi piccoli spazi 0 Sta utilizzando il computer. He is operating the computer . Sta utilizzando il computer 0 Questi libri sono piuttosto pesanti. These books are rather heavy . Questi libri sono piuttosto pesanti 0 Siamo nella stessa generazione della famiglia. We are in the same generation of the family . Siamo nella stessa generazione della famiglia 0 Tutti hanno fatto le loro sincere congratulazioni agli sposi. Everyone gave their sincere congratulations to the bride and groom . Tutti hanno fatto le loro sincere congratulazioni agli sposi 0 Un branco di elefanti migrerà in un luogo con l'acqua. A herd of elephants will migrate to a place with water . Un branco di elefanti migrerà in un luogo con l' acqua 0 Sto spremendo il dentifricio per prepararmi a lavarmi i denti. I am squeezing toothpaste in preparation to brush my teeth . Sto spremendo il dentifricio per prepararmi a lavarmi i denti 0 Le bevande alcoliche dovrebbero essere consumate con moderazione. Alcoholic beverages should be consumed in moderation . Le bevande alcoliche dovrebbero essere consumate con moderazione 0 Il luogo della celebrazione per il matrimonio è preparato. The place of celebration for the wedding is prepared . Il luogo della celebrazione per il matrimonio è preparato 0 Io e mia madre stiamo decorando l'albero di Natale. My mother and I are decorating the Christmas tree . Io e mia madre stiamo decorando l' albero di Natale 0 Sono il partito B in questo progetto cooperativo. They are Party B in this cooperative project . Sono il partito B in questo progetto cooperativo 0 La dimostrazione è stata imponente. The demonstration was massive . La dimostrazione è stata imponente 0 Si sente frustrata. She feels frustrated . Si sente frustrata 0 Congratulazioni per la tua laurea! Congratulations on your graduation ! Congratulazioni per la tua laurea ! Il vapore evapora costantemente. The steam is constantly evaporating . Il vapore evapora costantemente 0 Ha una mentalità ristretta e non può tollerare le altre persone. She is narrow-minded and can not tolerate other people . Ha una mentalità ristretta e non può tollerare le altre persone 0 La diga può essere utilizzata per generare elettricità. The dam can be used to generate electricity . La diga può essere utilizzata per generare elettricità 0 Domani la temperatura scenderà, quindi preparati al freddo. The temperature will drop tomorrow , so please be prepared for the cold . Domani la temperatura scenderà, quindi preparati al freddo 0 È molto degenerato. He is very degenerate . È molto degenerato 0 In inverno, le oche selvatiche migrano verso sud. In winter , wild geese migrate to the south . In inverno, le oche selvatiche migrano verso sud 0 Sta grattando un prurito. She is scratching an itch . Sta grattando un prurito 0 I membri del team stanno deliberando il caso. The team members are deliberating the case . I membri del team stanno deliberando il caso 0 Spero che entrambe le parti collaborino sinceramente. I hope both sides will cooperate sincerely . Spero che entrambe le parti collaborino sinceramente 0 Si sente molto frustrato. He feels very frustrated . Si sente molto frustrato 0 Congratulations on being accepted to the school you've always wanted to go to . Congratulazioni per essere stato accettato nella scuola in cui hai sempre desiderato andare . I congratulated her on her success in the examination . Mi sono congratulato con lei per il suo successo nell'esame. I would rather walk than go by taxi . Preferirei camminare piuttosto che andare in taxi. I'm very grateful for your help . Ti sono molto grato per il tuo aiuto. I would rather stay here . Preferirei restare qui. His family is rather badly off . La sua famiglia sta piuttosto male. I'm rather proud of it . Ne sono piuttosto orgoglioso. Which would you rather have , tea or coffee ? Cosa preferisci, tè o caffè? I would rather you stayed at home . Preferirei che tu rimanessi a casa. The watch keeps accurate time . L'orologio tiene il tempo preciso. It was rather easy for them . È stato piuttosto facile per loro. She consecrated her life to the work . Ha consacrato la sua vita al lavoro. They are going to emigrate to america . Emigreranno in America. I am grateful to you for your help . Ti sono grato per il tuo aiuto. I am more than grateful to you for your help . Vi sono più che grato per il vostro aiuto. I'm computer-literate . Sono esperto di computer. I would rather stay at home than go out today . Oggi preferirei restare a casa piuttosto che uscire. I have taken everything into consideration . Ho preso tutto in considerazione. I would rather divorce him . Preferirei divorziare da lui. Those men are of a generation . Quegli uomini appartengono a una generazione. In hot weather , water evaporates quickly . Quando fa caldo, l'acqua evapora rapidamente. He is rather an active person . È piuttosto una persona attiva. I found it easy to operate the computer . Ho trovato facile far funzionare il computer. I have rather a busy afternoon in front of me . Ho davanti a me un pomeriggio piuttosto impegnativo. My friends celebrated my birthday . I miei amici hanno festeggiato il mio compleanno. The doctor decided to operate at once . Il dottore ha deciso di operare subito. At any rate , you had better go there . In ogni caso, è meglio che ci vada. The news gratified us . La notizia ci ha gratificato. I would like to illustrate children's books for a living . Mi piacerebbe illustrare libri per bambini per vivere. I feel like going out rather than staying at home today . Ho voglia di uscire piuttosto che restare a casa oggi. You've lost the ability to concentrate . Hai perso la capacità di concentrazione. Taking everything into consideration , he bought the car . Considerando tutto, comprò la macchina. The operation is quite free from danger . L'operazione è del tutto esente da pericoli. She is considerate of others . È rispettosa degli altri. I concentrated on what he was saying . Mi sono concentrato su quello che stava dicendo. The plan was put into operation . Il piano è stato messo in atto. She is being rather difficult . Lei è piuttosto difficile. She concentrated on one thing . Si concentrò su una cosa. I would rather go to the mountains than to the beach . Preferisco andare in montagna che al mare. We moved here separately three years ago . Ci siamo trasferiti qui separatamente tre anni fa. He operated the new machine . Ha azionato la nuova macchina. I'd rather go swimming . Preferirei andare a nuotare. I should be grateful if you would stay until tomorrow . Le sarei grato se rimanesse fino a domani . To tell the truth , he was rather a shy boy . A dire il vero era un ragazzo piuttosto timido. I would rather stay at home . Preferirei restare a casa. No one can operate this machine . Nessuno può far funzionare questa macchina. I congratulate you on your success . Mi congratulo con te per il tuo successo. He is rather hard to please . È piuttosto difficile da accontentare. I would rather stay here than go there . Preferirei restare qui piuttosto che andarci. He was grateful for your help . Era grato per il tuo aiuto. We will take part in the marathon . Parteciperemo alla maratona. We are very grateful to those people . Siamo molto grati a quelle persone. I would rather walk than wait for a bus . Preferirei camminare piuttosto che aspettare un autobus. He was rather shorter with me . Era piuttosto basso con me. I feel grateful to hear that she has got well . Mi sento grato di sapere che è guarita. I would rather stay at home than go out . Preferirei restare a casa piuttosto che uscire. I am interested in american literature . Sono interessato alla letteratura americana. I would rather go out than stay at home . Preferirei uscire piuttosto che restare a casa. The teacher will illustrate how to do it . L'insegnante illustrerà come farlo. We congratulated him on his success . Ci siamo congratulati con lui per il suo successo. How do you operate this machine ? Come si fa funzionare questa macchina? He is as poor as a rat . È povero come un topo. You should concentrate on the road when you're driving . Dovresti concentrarti sulla strada mentre guidi. He was inaugurated as president . È stato inaugurato come presidente . I'd rather not . Preferirei di no . All things cooperated to make her pass the exam . Tutte le cose hanno collaborato per farle superare l'esame. I am grateful to you for your help . Ti sono grato per il tuo aiuto. I'd rather walk than take a bus . Preferisco camminare piuttosto che prendere un autobus. It's all right to drink , but drink in moderation . Va bene bere, ma bevi con moderazione. I would rather walk than wait for the next bus . Preferirei camminare piuttosto che aspettare il prossimo autobus. I'd rather stay here . Preferirei restare qui. I'd rather she sat next to me . Preferirei che si sedesse accanto a me. I'd rather not say anything about politics . Preferirei non parlare di politica. He went to america for the purpose of studying american literature . Andò in America allo scopo di studiare la letteratura americana. I am studying it in cooperation with them . Lo sto studiando in collaborazione con loro. The old generation must make way for the new . La vecchia generazione deve lasciare il posto alla nuova. I would rather not go there alone . Preferirei non andarci da solo. The machine is now in operation . La macchina è ora in funzione. I will try to solve the problem at any rate . Cercherò di risolvere il problema in ogni caso. It is rather warm today . Fa piuttosto caldo oggi. Congratulazioni per essere stato accettato nella scuola in cui hai sempre desiderato andare . Mi sono congratulato con lei per il suo successo nell'esame. Preferirei camminare piuttosto che andare in taxi. Ti sono molto grato per il tuo aiuto. Preferirei restare qui. La sua famiglia sta piuttosto male. Ne sono piuttosto orgoglioso. Cosa preferisci, tè o caffè? Preferirei che tu rimanessi a casa. L'orologio tiene il tempo preciso. È stato piuttosto facile per loro. Ha consacrato la sua vita al lavoro. Emigreranno in America. Ti sono grato per il tuo aiuto. Vi sono più che grato per il vostro aiuto. Sono esperto di computer. Oggi preferirei restare a casa piuttosto che uscire. Ho preso tutto in considerazione. Preferirei divorziare da lui. Quegli uomini appartengono a una generazione. Quando fa caldo, l'acqua evapora rapidamente. È piuttosto una persona attiva. Ho trovato facile far funzionare il computer. Ho davanti a me un pomeriggio piuttosto impegnativo. I miei amici hanno festeggiato il mio compleanno. Il dottore ha deciso di operare subito. In ogni caso, è meglio che ci vada. La notizia ci ha gratificato. Mi piacerebbe illustrare libri per bambini per vivere. Ho voglia di uscire piuttosto che restare a casa oggi. Hai perso la capacità di concentrazione. Considerando tutto, comprò la macchina. L'operazione è del tutto esente da pericoli. È rispettosa degli altri. Mi sono concentrato su quello che stava dicendo. Il piano è stato messo in atto. Lei è piuttosto difficile. Si concentrò su una cosa. Preferisco andare in montagna che al mare. Ci siamo trasferiti qui separatamente tre anni fa. Ha azionato la nuova macchina. Preferirei andare a nuotare. Le sarei grato se rimanesse fino a domani . A dire il vero era un ragazzo piuttosto timido. Preferirei restare a casa. Nessuno può far funzionare questa macchina. Mi congratulo con te per il tuo successo. È piuttosto difficile da accontentare. Preferirei restare qui piuttosto che andarci. Era grato per il tuo aiuto. Parteciperemo alla maratona. Siamo molto grati a quelle persone. Preferirei camminare piuttosto che aspettare un autobus. Era piuttosto basso con me. Mi sento grato di sapere che è guarita. Preferirei restare a casa piuttosto che uscire. Sono interessato alla letteratura americana. Preferirei uscire piuttosto che restare a casa. L'insegnante illustrerà come farlo. Ci siamo congratulati con lui per il suo successo. Come si fa funzionare questa macchina? È povero come un topo. Dovresti concentrarti sulla strada mentre guidi. È stato inaugurato come presidente . Preferirei di no . Tutte le cose hanno collaborato per farle superare l'esame. Ti sono grato per il tuo aiuto. Preferisco camminare piuttosto che prendere un autobus. Va bene bere, ma bevi con moderazione. Preferirei camminare piuttosto che aspettare il prossimo autobus. Preferirei restare qui. Preferirei che si sedesse accanto a me. Preferirei non parlare di politica. Andò in America allo scopo di studiare la letteratura americana. Lo sto studiando in collaborazione con loro. La vecchia generazione deve lasciare il posto alla nuova. Preferirei non andarci da solo. La macchina è ora in funzione. Cercherò di risolvere il problema in ogni caso. Fa piuttosto caldo oggi.
