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Susan is not accessible to strangers.
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对陌生人来说，苏珊不容易亲近。 |
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Susan is okay and David starts picking up the crackers.
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苏珊没事后﹐大卫开始捡起饼乾. |
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Susan is reading a storybook now.
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苏珊正在看一本故事书。 |
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Susan is sullen in the morning because she had not sleep well.
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苏珊今天早上郁闷不乐，因为昨晚没睡好。 |
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Susan is traveling in China.
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苏珊正在中国旅行。 |
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Susan is wedged in the corner so tightly that she can not move.
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苏珊被紧紧地挤在一角，动都不能动。 |
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Susan leafed idly through some old magazines as she waited for her taxi to arrive.
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苏珊一面等待出租车的到来，一面懒洋洋地翻阅旧杂志。 |
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Susan loves to collect different kinds of handkerchiefs.
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苏珊喜欢收集各式各样的手帕。 |
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Susan married a man who appeared to be unemotional and self-possessed but who turned out to have a soft centre.
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苏珊嫁给了一个看起来冷漠有自制力的男人，可没想到他原来是一个软心肠呢。 |
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Susan messed about her books and read snatches of French.
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苏珊胡乱摆弄了一阵书然后念了几段法语。 |
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Susan really did a number on her hair. It looks like an orange porcupine is lying on her head.
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苏珊在头发上大动手脚，看起来象只橘红色的豪猪躺在她头上。 |
