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The woman bought a cookbook to learn how to cook.
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那个妇女买了一本烹调书来学烹调. |
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The woman broke out in laughter.
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这女人突然大笑起来。 |
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The woman called for help after going into labour in the centre of Tewkesbury – a town cut off by floodwaters from the Rivers Severn and Avon.
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妇女在修克斯贝尔市区准备分娩时打了求救电话--此时这座城市已经被来自塞恩河与埃文河的洪水切断了与外界的交通. |
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The woman came and knelt before him. Lord, help me!she said.
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25那妇人来拜他,说,主啊,帮助我。 |
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The woman composes poem, so can surpass men , because there isthe emotion!
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女儿家作诗,能胜过男子者,唯“情”而已! |
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The woman cried crocodile tears as she told the court how she was for deserting her children.
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当那个妇人在法庭上陈述她抛弃孩子的心情时假装悲伤地哭了。 |
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The woman developed lightheadedness, dyspnoea, tongue numbness, muscle twitching and formication on the legs and back.
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这位妇女出现头晕、呼吸困难、舌头麻木、肌肉抽搐、下肢和背部走蚁感。 |
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The woman fell behind in her rent payments.
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这个女人拖欠了租金。 |
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The woman flipped open the white cover which had almost turned black, took out a pre-trimmed piece of old newspaper from the bag dangling from one side of the cart, and tonged ten buns on to the sheet.
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女人掀开大部变成黑色的白色盖被,从车旁悬挂的袋子里抽出一块预先裁好的旧报纸,用铁夹子夹了十个包子放上去。 |
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The woman fought off the attacker with her pen.
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被袭击的妇女用自己的钢笔反击才得以挣脱。 |
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The woman had already bent over and scooped Molly up into her arms. She awkwardly opened her purse and stretched out a twenty-dollar bill toward me.
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那女士早已弯身把莫利抱在了怀里。她不好意思地打开钱包,然后拿出一张20块钱的钞票递给我。 |