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The old man rambled about the past.
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老者在聊过去的事情。 |
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The old man rasped out a warning.
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那老头没好气地提出警告。 |
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The old man reached out and grabbed the wheelbarrow by the handles. Then nodding to the young man, he said with a smile, All right. Get in.
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老工人伸出手,抓过一辆手推车,然后对年轻人点点头,微笑着说:“好了,坐进来吧。” |
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The old man retired two years ago.
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这老人两年前就退休了. |
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The old man s very dependent on his son.
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那位老人什么都依赖他儿子。 |
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The old man said every day was very full and very interesting for him.
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老先生说,他每一天生活都非常的充实、有趣。 |
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The old man said, Tell you what, I know where Brokeback Mountain is. He thought he was too goddamn special to be buried in the family plot.
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老爹开口了。他说:“我跟你说,我知道断背山在哪儿。他大概也知道自己不配埋在祖坟里。” |
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The old man sang us a ballad .
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老人给我们唱了一首歌谣。 |
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The old man sang us a ballad.
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老人给我们唱了一首歌谣。 |
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The old man sat silent, his hands folded on the plastic tablecloth, staring at Ennis with an angry, knowing expression.
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杰克他爹却一直闷声不响地坐着,双手交叠放在塑料桌布上,怒气冲冲地盯着埃尼斯,一副“我什么都知道”的模样。 |
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The old man screwed up his face into wrinkles.
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那老人把脸缩成一团成了皱巴巴的。 |