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Letters provide a degree of confidentiality that the telephone and the telex cannot provide.
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信件能够保证一定的机密性,而电话和电报却不能。 |
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Letters provide a means of promoting goodwill.
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信件意味着一种善意。 |
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Letters provide both the sender and the addressee with a definite permanent record of what has been communicated.
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信件能够作为永久的证据保持双方沟通时说涉及的内容。 |
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Letters provide permanent records for businesses.
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书信为企业提供永久的纪录。 |
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Letters should be written in black or blue-black ink on letter-paper.
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信件应该用黑色或蓝黑色墨水写在信纸上。 |
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Letters such as Lear's were an important form of communication in 18th century America.
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像利尔这样的信件,在18世纪的美国,是最主要的沟通工具。 |
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Letters were piled high in the tray on his desk.
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他办公桌上的文件盘里有很多信. |
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Letters were sent to all my friends.
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信件被寄给我的所有朋友。 |
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Letters: s,s,s for snail. Slow slow snail.
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字母:慢慢的,慢慢的蜗牛。 |
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Letting go is not to deny; but to accept.
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“放手”并不是否认;而是接受。 |
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Letting go is not to fix; but to be supportive.
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“放手”并不是修理;而是支持。 |