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31. | He is fussy about the way his food's cooked. |
| 他过分计较食物的烹调。 |
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32. | Why quarrel with him? |
| 你跟他们计较些什么! |
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33. | Prices are to be fixed later. |
| 价钱以后再定。 |
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34. | He is so kind, he never notices it. |
| 不过他心肠好,从不计较这些。 |
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35. | But there's no point in Mr. Wang having a quarrel with him. |
| 不过,汪先生犯不着和他计较。 |
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36. | That's very reasonable. |
| 价钱非常合理。 |
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37. | They are now to be had almost for the price of waste-paper |
| 它们现在的价钱和废纸的价钱差不多。 |
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38. | White folks are strict about such things. |
| 白人对这类事非常计较。 |
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39. | Excuse my being patronizing. |
| 别计较我这么老气横秋的。 |
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40. | outbid each other |
| 互相抬高价钱 |
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