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They predicted I'd come crawling back in a month.
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他们预测不用过一个月,我准会爬着回来。 |
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They predicted the youth would have a bright future.
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他们预言年轻人将拥有一个光明的前途. |
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They prefer a rival scheme in which the percentage of ahealthy daily intake of salt, fat and sugar provided by an averageserving of a product is set out on its packaging.
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他们更倾向于在食品包装上印上一个对照表,分别列出糖、盐和脂肪每日的健康摄取量和每份食品中的含量。 |
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They prefer to bask in the belief that India has become another China, able to keep growing ever faster without inflation rising.
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他们更愿意相信,印度已经成为另外一个中国,在保持更快速增长的同时,又不会引发通胀率上升。 |
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They prefer to break another great unspoken rule - reading their partner's diary.
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对方说的话也不一定安全,很多受访者承认曾偷听过对方的“秘密”谈话。 |
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They prefer to discipline themselves rather than be disciplined by others.
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他们宁愿自律,而不愿受制于人。 |
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They prefer to skate around the issue of sex discrimination.
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他们不愿多触及性别歧视的问题。 |
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They prefer waiting for several weeks to/rather than starting at once.
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他们宁愿等几个星期,也不愿意马上开始。 |
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They prefer walking to cycling.
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他们宁可步行也不愿意骑自行车。 |
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They preferred death to surrender in their struggle against the enemy.
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他们在对敌斗争中宁死不屈。 |
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They preferred her not to go with them.
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他们宁愿她不跟他们去。 |