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They wish they could celebrate Valentine's Day with a special person.
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他们希望和一个特别的人一起庆祝情人节。 |
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They wished him Happy Birthday.
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他们祝他“生日快乐”。 |
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They withdrew their objections with as good a grace as they could manage.
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他们极力装出情愿的样子撤回了反对意见. |
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They withdrew to Europe to protect the children born after the tragedy, and returned to the U.S. just before World War II.
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他们在悲剧发生之后为了他们的小孩而离开欧洲，在二次世界大战之前回到了美国。 |
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They woke refreshed in the morning when birds made them glad， and friendly flowers nodded their heats at them from the wayside.
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早起他们精神恢复了，鸟声使他们欢悦，友爱的花儿在道边向他们点首。 |
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They won many awards and medals.
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他们赢得了很多奖赏和徽章. |
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They won the battle but lost the war.
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他们赢了这次战斗, 但输了这场战争. |
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They won the match this time.
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这次比赛他们赢了。 |
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They won't answer all your Netiquette questions. But they should give you some basic principles to use in solving your own Netiquette dilemmas.
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他们并不能解决所有网络理解问题。但他们应该为你提供了一些处理网络礼仪困境的基本原则。 |
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They won't be disappointed.
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他们不会失望的。 |
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They won't find her guilty. She's got a,cast-iron defence.
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他们无法给她定罪. 她的答辩无懈可击. |
