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He was understandably angry.
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他理所当然地大发雷霆。 |
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He was unemployed for two months after leaving college.
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他离开大学后已有两个月没有工作了。 |
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He was unfairly blamed, which made him very unhappy.
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他受到了不公正的责骂,这使他很不高兴。 |
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He was unfamiliar with the concept that everyone should have an equal opportunity.
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他对于人人应有平等机会的概念并不熟悉。 |
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He was unfortunate in losing his job.
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他不幸的失去他的工作。 |
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He was unhappy because of his separation from his mother.
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他因与母亲分离而感到不快。 |
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He was unhappy in his job for years but always fought shy of telling his boss.
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他多年来工作都很不愉快,却始终未向老板启齿。 |
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He was unlike his brother in every way.
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他在每一方面都不同于他哥哥。 |
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He was unmindful of my advice.
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他没有把我的忠告放在心上。 |
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He was unsuccessful in his attempt to climb Mt. Everest.
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他攀登珠穆朗玛峰的尝试失败了。 |
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He was until July 2002 Chief Conductor of the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra in Glasgow.
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范斯克是国际间炙手可热的指挥家,经常出任世界各个最顶尖乐团的客席指挥。 |