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Hank : Do you think it could be something serious?
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汉克:你看,计算机是不是出了大问题? |
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Hank : Well I'm not that stupid.
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汉克:我还不至于那么愚蠢。 |
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Hank : Well my computer won't boot up.
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汉克:计算机无法启动。 |
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Hank Paulson, America's treasury secretary, says he is not worried about the yen's weakness because it is market-driven and reflects economic fundamentals—namely low interest rates and a fragile economy.
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美国财长汉克保尔森表示,他不担心日元走弱,因为这是市场驱动的结果,符合日本经济的基本面——这等于是说,日元走弱是低利率造成的,反映了日本经济的低迷。 |
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Hank Stram was on vocation travelling through Europe by train with his two children.
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汉克斯特拉姆正在与他的两个孩子乘火车作穿越欧洲的旅行。 |
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Hank got beat up in a little redneck bar.
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汉克在乡下佬(注:美国南部的没有教养的白人体力劳动者)的小酒吧里被打了一顿。 |
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Hank is a small-town country boy.
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汉克是个淳朴的乡下少年。 |
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Hank is a very fashion-conscious person. He only buys brand-name clothing.
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汉克是个非常注重时尚的人。他只买名牌的服饰。 |
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Hank was sick, so he didn't go to school today.
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汉克因为生病了,所以今天没有去上学。 |
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Hank, the grocery store man, came each week to stock his shelves and bring Greta supplies.
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每周,杂货店老板汉克都会给她送来材料,并从她那里进货。 |
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Hank: It's not on my desk.
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汉克:不在我的桌子上。 |