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Children under 5 can travel for nothing.
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5岁以下儿童可免付旅费. |
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Children under 6 are not permitted admission.
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6岁以下儿童谢绝入内。 |
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Children under five usually travel free on trains.
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五岁以下的儿童乘火车通常免费。 |
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Children under the age of 10 are all liable to diseases.
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10岁以下的孩子容易生病。 |
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Children under the age of 12 are strictly prohibited.
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十二岁以下儿童请勿使用。 |
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Children usually do not bother themselves with food and clothing.
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孩子们通常不为吃穿发愁。 |
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Children usually have a lively fancy.
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儿童们往往有丰富的想象力[幻想]。 |
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Children want plenty of sleep.
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儿童需要较多的睡眠。 |
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Children were observed as they slowly grasped—or, as the case might be, bumped into—concepts that adults take for granted, as they refused, for instance, to concede that quantity is unchanged as water pours from a short stout glass into a tall thin one.
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他们发现,当孩子们慢慢成长或者在某些情况下会跟成年人的观念相冲突,比如,他们拒绝承认:水从一个矮而宽的水杯倒入另一个长而细的水杯数量却不变的事实。 |
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Children were rent from their mothers' arms by the brutal soldiers.
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凶残的士兵把孩子们从母亲的怀抱中夺走了。 |
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Children were taken forcibly from their mothers.
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孩子们被强行地从他们母亲身边夺走。 |