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71. | Even if we are caught in such a situation, |
| 但即令我们碰到这种情况, |
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72. | There is a certain kind of door-shutting that will come to us all. |
| 我们每个人肯定都会碰到一种关门。 |
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73. | But the rice in the bags |
| 碰到water非但没有melt away, |
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74. | Do you know for certain what will happen to him? |
| 你肯定他会碰到什么事吗? |
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75. | The ball struck the wall and bounded back to me. |
| 球碰到墙又向我弹回来。 |
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76. | There were moments when he foresaw the things that would happen to him with such actuality that his heart galloped and his breath stopped. |
| 有时他想到自己会碰到什么下场,仿佛真的发生一般,心就怦怦乱跳,呼吸就几乎要停止了。 |
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77. | A surprising number of the problems we faced there were similar to problems we had met in China. |
| 在那里我们碰到的一大堆问题和我们在中国碰到的情况是何等相似。 |
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78. | Feeling that they would have had no difficulties in India themselves, |
| 美国人自认为不会在印度碰到任何麻烦, |
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-- 来源 -- 现代英语佳作赏析 哲理篇 - 3. My Wood (1) |
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79. | 1980年代,政策制定者无法欣然接受全球暖化的部份理由,是因为过去10年,有部份科学家说著几乎完全相反的故事:下一个冰期就要来了。 |
| Part of the reason that policymakers had trouble embracing the initial predictions of global warming in the1980 s was that a number of scientists had spent the previous decade telling everyone almost exactly the opposite— that an ice age was on its way. |
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80. | He was the best man I had ever met with. |
| 他是我碰到的最好的人。 |
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