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“Who should be invited to attend a district seminar?
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「应该邀请谁出席研讨会？」 |
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“Who the hell are you?” he demanded angrily.
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“你到底是谁？”他怒气冲冲地问道。 |
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“Who was he? Your brother… “ asked the Inquisitor.
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“你的哥哥...他是谁？”检察官问道。 |
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“Who's That Sitting at My Desk?
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谁坐在我的位子上？ |
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“Who's there?” It's suddenly hard for him to see clearly the face of the person just came in. The one comes directly.
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（“什么人？”风突然觉得自己一下无法看清眼前的人。那个人径直向着他走来。） |
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“Whosoever abideth in Him, sinneth not.
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“凡住在他里面的，就不犯罪。” |
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“Whst motivates you to succeed?
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你争取成功的动力是什么? |
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“Why Communist Armies Disobey Their Parties' Orders to Repress Popular Uprisings: China and Romania in 1989,”paper presented at 1999 Southwest Political Science Association Annual Meetings, March 31- April 3 1999, San Antonio, Texas, USA.
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「国内政治中的武力使用：初探和平转移、革命与镇压发生的原因」，第一届军事社会学研讨会，中正理工学院主办，1996年4月。 |
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“Why are children born to men like you? If you weren't a father, I could find no fault with you,” said Anna Pavlovna, raising her eyes pensively.
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“为什么像您这种人要生儿女呢？如果您不当父亲，我就无话可责备您了。”安娜·帕夫洛夫娜说道，若有所思地抬起眼睛。 |
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“Why are referees not coming to the press conference to be asked about their decisions?”
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“（人们经常）对裁判们的判罚有疑问，为什么他们不用出席新闻发布会来回答这些问题呢？” |
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“Why are you dragging us off to this deserted palace?
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“为什么我们弄到这个荒废的宫殿里来？” |
