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I get angry or fearful when physically threatened.
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当人身受到威胁时我会感到愤怒和害怕。 |
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I get angry when he uses that word.
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当他用那个字的时候我就会生气。 |
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I get asked about my contract whenever I speak really.
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“当我被问及我的合同的问题时，我总是说真话。 |
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I get blue or depressed regularly.
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我周期性地感到抑郁。 |
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I get carsick in the back seat so I call dibs on the front seat.
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我坐在后排晕车，我有权要求坐在前面。 |
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I get cold feet when I have to go to one.
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每次去到那里我就紧张得不得了。 |
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I get cold feet whenever I have to speak in front of a crowd.
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每当我必须在群众面前说话时，我都会手脚发冷。 |
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I get down on my knees behind Van Norden and I examine the machine more attentively.
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我在范诺登身后跪下，更加留神地检验这部机器。 |
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I get dressed quickly every morning.
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每天早晨我很快就穿好衣服。 |
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I get energy from milk and eggs.
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我从牛奶和鸡蛋中吸取能量。 |
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I get excited whenever I hear the playing of our national anthem.
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每当我听到我们国歌的演奏都很激动。 |
