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The man watched him go,and though his face was expressionless as ever,his eyes were like the eyes of a wounded deer.
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后面的人看着他走开,虽然脸上毫无表情,眼神像却一头受伤的鹿。 |
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The man watched him go,limping grotesquely and lurching forward with stammering gait up the slow slope toward the soft sky-line of the low-lying hill.
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这个坚强的人看着他离去,古怪地摇晃着,跌跌撞撞地前进,蹒跚着爬上一个缓坡,朝着矮山上柔和的天际走去。 |
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The man we thought dead walked bodily into the room.
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我们以为死了的那个人活生生地走进了房间。 |
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The man wears an odd felt hat.
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那人戴着一顶古怪的毡帽。 |
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The man went abroad, leaving his wife and children to shift for themselves.
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那男人去了海外,留下妻子儿女自谋生计。 |
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The man who always ascribes the blame to others when failing will not be admired by women.
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一失败就赖别人的男人,女人是不会看上的。 |
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The man who always muddles through in his work will easily be frustrated in a competitive society just like an unloaded ship that will turned over easily in a storm.
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那些得过且过,没有一点压力,做一天和尚撞一天钟的人,像风暴中没有载货的船,往往一场人生的狂风巨浪便会把他们打翻。 |
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The man who broke the sole solid lid is solemnly condemned.
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打破这个仅有的实心盖子的人受到庄严谴责. |
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The man who can centre his thoughts and hopes upon something transcending self can find a certain peace in the ordinary troubles of life which is impossible to the pure egoist.
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把想法和希望分散到其他事物上,而不是过分关注自我,这样的人往往能够在琐碎的生活中寻得一份安宁,但是那些纯粹的自我主义者就无法做到这一点。 |
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The man who can make hard things easy is the educator.
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能使艰难之事变得容易的人是教育者。 |
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The man who can't dance thinks the band is no good.
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不会跳舞的人认为乐队有问题。 |