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“Please do let me in! They are searching for me,” he begged.
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“请让我进来吧！他们在搜索我,”他恳求道。 |
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“Please let me go Mr. Weasel,” begged the Bat. “I am very thin and I would not make a tasty meal.
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“拜托你放我走，黄鼠狼先生！”蝙蝠恳求着。“我长得这么瘦小，吃起来一点也不可口。” |
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“Please put your John Hancock at the bottom of the paper.
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请在资料的最下方签下你的大名。 |
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“Please stop that terrible noise,” the man said.
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“请不要再发出那恐怖的声音了！”那男子吼叫着。 |
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“Please, Mister. I have to sell the sacks now—please.”The man heard a tremor in Reuben's voice and could tell he was close to tears.
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“求您了，先生，我必须现在把麻袋卖掉——求您啦。”那人感觉到鲁本的声音在颤抖，知道他快要哭了。 |
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“Please, go to the dance without me. All the babies are hungry and I can't leave them.
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“请你自己去参加舞会吧。宝宝们都饿了,我不能离开他们。” |
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“Please” and “thank you” help quite a lot to make a polite bear out of one who is not.
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多说“请”和“谢谢”，没有礼貌的孩子也会变得彬彬有礼。 |
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“Pleasure without joy is as hollow as passion without tenderness” (Alan Jay Lerner).
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“没有欢乐的高兴就象没有温柔的激情一样空洞”（阿伦·杰伊·勒纳）。 |
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“Poena damni”is the thing with feathers.
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“失落的痛苦”是个有羽毛的东西。 |
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“Poetics of Epic: Studies in Oral Formulaic Theory”. Studies of Ethnic Literature, No.3, 1996. pp. 57~65.
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“史诗的诗学；口头程式理论研究”，《民族文学研究》，1996年第3期，第86~94页。北京。 |
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“Poetry and Hums aren't things which you get, they're things which get you. And all you can do is go where they can find you.
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诗歌和蜜蜂的嗡嗡声并不是你所能得到的东西，而是它们得到你。你所能做的就是到它们能找到你的地方去。 |
