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The man in a shirt is my uncle.
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穿衬衣的男士是我叔叔。 |
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The man in black is Mr. Wang.
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穿黑色衣服的那个人是王先生。 |
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The man in front of me shout: I clutched man the side of the door-way ,while the air outsides the plane seemed to be screeching past.
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我前面那个人在大声喊了:飞机外面的空气似乎很刺耳的时候,我抓住了人门道入口的边的那个人。 |
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The man in front of us is really a road hog.
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在我们的前面那个人真是个蛮横的司机。 |
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The man in neat sweaty sweater seated himself in the rear.
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穿整洁的汗湿毛衣的男子在后面就坐. |
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The man in overalls shook his head at the convoluted nature of it all. I just hope it works when they get it there,he said.
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整项工程十分繁复,穿工装的男子直摇头:“设备弄过去后,但愿能用。” |
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The man in the car is my uncle.
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在汽车里的那个人是人叔叔。 |
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The man in the corner is my father.
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在角落的那个人是我的父亲。 |
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The man in the garage said he would charge up my car battery.
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汽车库的人说他将给我车上的蓄电池充电。 |
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The man in the prison asked a new comer why he was sent there.
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在监狱里,一个人问新来的犯人为什么被关进来。 |
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The man in the street is not expected to know the intricacies of magic of inducing fertility or casting evil spells.
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人们不会期待一个路人会知道引导丰收的魔术或施予邪恶的咒术。 |