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91. | "Quiet, old fellow," cried Edward."Now then, don't make a fuss, quiet!" |
| “安静点,老伙计,”爱德华喊到,“喂,别大惊小怪的,安静点 |
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92. | Stop all this fuss and get on with your work. |
| 别大惊小怪的闹了, 继续干你的活儿去吧. |
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93. | Not surprisingly, Mexico's influence still manifests itself in numerous ways. |
| 墨西哥的影响仍表现在很多方面,并不值得大惊小怪。 |
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94. | "Bless you! Don't make such ado about it," said Margret, cutting short Mary's thanks. |
| 你不要大惊小怪,”玛格丽特岔开了玛丽许多感谢的话。 |
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95. | one has lived too near a wood to be frightened by owls. |
| 住在森林里的人不怕猫头鹰; 深知事情真相就不会大惊小怪。 |
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96. | Mr Bush's rejection of the Baker-Hamilton report should not have been a surprise. |
| 布什对贝克—汉密尔顿报告的拒斥态度本来不值得大惊小怪。 |
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97. | Why should you strain at a few casual remarks ? |
| 你何必为几句随口说的话而大惊小怪呢? |
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98. | He saw nothing remarkable in asking her to come down lower. |
| 他并不认为要求她屈就一些有什么可大惊小怪的。 |
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99. | By the time he hit fifty, he was fat and fussy. |
| 50 岁时,他发了福并且变得遇事爱大惊小怪。 |
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100. | Much more of this and— who knows— people may even stop being startled by it. |
| 太多诸如此类的消息,人们已经习以为常,对此不再大惊小怪了。 |
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