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| 41. | always; forever |
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| 42. | a know-it-all fellow: |
| 不学无术而喜欢吹牛的人 |
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| -- 来源 -- 英语惯用法100(2) - Part 75 Views (6) |
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| 43. | He was criticized for talking big. |
| 他因吹牛而受到批评。 |
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| 44. | to be rude; to brag or boast in a loud fashion |
| 无礼,大声地吹牛或自夸 |
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| 45. | Now then, Henry, don't come it. |
| 得了，亨利，别吹牛了啦！ |
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| 46. | He turned and asked, "Who's boasting?" |
| 鸿渐回身问：“谁吹牛？” |
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| 47. | They can do least that Boast loudest |
| 吹牛的人做的最少 |
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| 48. | "Please don't think I'm bragging," he began."I don't intend it that way at all. |
| “请不要以为我在吹牛，”他开始说，“我一点没有吹牛的意思。 |
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| 49. | A conceited, boastful person. |
| 自大的人自负，吹牛的人 |
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| 50. | act as a medical quack or a charlatan. |
| 像一个江湖庸医一样吹牛。 |
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