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21. | Many trees were giants, so big that a man might chop for two days before he could fell one. |
| 许多树是庞然大物,一个人砍两天,才能砍倒一棵。 |
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22. | He seemed, with his chilling an lofty aspect, like some eminence which casts a shadow over the sun. |
| 他阴森,高傲,就象一个能给太阳带来阴影的庞然大物。 |
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23. | How did these giants take off and stay airborne? |
| 这些庞然大物是怎么起飞 怎么停留在空中呢 |
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24. | The United States was a big power, and China was comparatively weak, especially in equipment. |
| 美国是个庞然大物,力量对比起来,中国很弱,特别是装备差得多。 |
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25. | When we were walking along the shore, we found something huge and black. |
| “我们沿着海岸走时,发现一个黑色的庞然大物。 |
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-- 来源 -- 新世界名著-格列佛游记 - Gulliver's Travels A Voyage to the Land of the Little People (4) |
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26. | The above statements express the University's fundamental and enduring aspirations; as such, they are rightly general and to some extent abstract. |
| 勾划远景,用语自然较为概略,也稍为抽象。 |
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27. | Thompson's projection used a day-by-day count to cross- reference the Mayan to the European calendar rather than a count of years. |
| 汤普森的设想是作用逐天计算去勾划——涉及了玛雅到欧洲的历法,而不是年的计算。 |
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28. | Something exceptionally big or remarkable. |
| 特大者,庞然大物极大或极出众的事物 |
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29. | One, such as a person or an object, that is bulky, clumsy, or unwieldy. |
| 大个子,庞然大物庞大、笨拙或不灵便的(人或物体) |
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30. | The truck hulked up suddenly over the crest of the hill |
| 卡车在小山顶上突然像个庞然大物似地出现了。 |
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