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People who treat us badly or unfairly.
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有人会待我们不好,对我们不公道。 |
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People who use foul language show their poor upbringing.
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口出秽言的人表示他缺乏教养。 |
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People who want more economic growth, on the other hand, argue that even at the present growth rate, there are still many poor people.
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然而要求更快发展的人则认为,即使按目前的发展速度还是有许多穷人。 |
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People who want to travel independently should be patient and resourceful.
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想独自旅行的人应该要有耐心及足智多谋。 |
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People who washed their hands after contemplating an unethical act were less troubled by their thoughts than those who didn't, the study found.
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研究发现,那些在图谋不轨之后洗手的人所受的自我困扰比不洗手的人少。 |
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People who way be part of the problem will be included in the process of solving it.
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而那些擅于解决那些问题的人会被牵涉进解决的过程,使得他们有用武之地。 |
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People who wear grunge usually are not poor. They are trying to follow the fashion, which is trend that some young people don't care about appearance these days.
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衣着褴褛的人其实通常都不是穷人。他们只是在追赶时髦而已,既现在的某些年轻人不看重外表的一种时尚。 |
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People who wear hearing systems often complain about problems with localization and orientation—the ability to tell where a sound is coming from.
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佩戴助听器的人常常抱怨声音定位困难,也就是说,很难区分声音的来源。 |
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People who were sullen,angry,and depressed just a few seconds before lit up with delight as soon as they saw these two people.
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那些之前还是忧郁,愤怒,沮丧的人,以看到这两个人,便又马上高兴了起来。 |
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People who work in libraries spend a lot of time classifying books.
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在图书馆工作的人花大量的时间为书籍分类。 |
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People who work in offices are called white-collar workers.
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城市里在办公室工作的人称为白领。 |