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31. | She walks with grace. |
| 她步态优雅。 |
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32. | a nice gesture. |
| 优雅的姿势 |
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33. | the elegance of the times |
| 时代之优雅 |
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34. | Historically, however, most object-oriented languages have used the keyword class to mean "I'm about |
| 但从历史看来,大多数面向对象的语言都用关键字“class”表达这样一个意思:“我准备告诉你对象一种新类型的外观”。 |
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35. | A charming, enchanting place. |
| 优雅迷人之地 |
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36. | She has a graceful carriage. |
| 她举止优雅。 |
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37. | refined atmosphere |
| 优雅的气氛 |
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38. | the fineness of one's movement |
| 举止的优雅 |
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39. | unstudied grace. |
| 自然的优雅 |
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40. | " The class keyword (which is so common that it will not be emboldened throughout this book) is followed |
| class关键字太常用了,以至于本书许多地方并没有用粗体字或双引号加以强调。 在这个关键字的后面,应该跟随新数据类型的名称。 |
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