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They were drinking deep in the fort deep into the night.
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他们在城 堡中痛饮到深夜。 |
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They were driven into a dark dungeon.
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他们被人驱赶进入一个黑暗的地牢。 |
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They were driven to craze by the famine and pestilence of that bitter winter.
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他们因那年严冬的饥饿与瘟疫而折磨得发狂。 |
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They were driven to work even when they were ill.
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他们甚至在生病的时候也被迫工作. |
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They were due to start demolishing the old theatre today but there's been a last-minute stay of execution.
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原定今天把这座旧戏院拆掉, 但临时突然决定暂缓进行. |
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They were enraged at the acquittal of a policeman accused of murder.
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大家都很愤怒一个被控谋杀警察的无罪开释。 |
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They were enrolled by genealogy, according to their generations, heads of their fathers' households, 20, 200 mighty men of valor.
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代上7:9他们都是族长、是大能的勇士、按著家谱计算、他们的子孙共有二万零二百人。 |
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They were entertained and much impressed by a traditional Mongolian dance performance by Mainland student Angel Ji, from Beijing, followed by a violin recital by Cherry Yin, from Chongqing, accompanied by HKBU student Daniel Chan.
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来自重庆的殷慧婷同学,与本地同学陈汝豪以小提琴合奏歌曲,可说是中港两地的音乐交流。 |
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They were enveloped in laughing voices full of cheerful anticipation.
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他们被充满了鼓励意味的希望的笑声包围着。 |
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They were enven not aware of that this is a bad habit.
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他们甚至没有意识到这不是一种好习惯。 |
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They were even going to fire him once because he came to work with a boozy breath.
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他们用该死的小小分号和分数弄得他坐卧不宁,他常常把它们搞错。 |