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| 31. | The fiction of the cab had been tacitly abandoned. |
| 乘马车的托词，不言而喻没人再提了。 |
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| 32. | If so, how would that affect his plea of a change of his heart? |
| 要是这样，他那个回心转意的托词会不会受到影响呢？ |
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| 以￥为托词|以￥|为借口 |
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| 34. | Miss Su said, "I don't have any engagement.That was just an excuse, because Hsin-mei was so rude to you.I |
| 苏小姐道：“我并没有应酬，那是托词，因为辛楣对你太无礼了，我不愿意长他的骄气。” |
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| 35. | Not the expression, no, literally give an arm for? |
| 这不是托词，不!毫不夸张地保护她？ |
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| 36. | Excuse me, excuse me. |
| 不好意思，不好意思。 |
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| -- 来源 -- 小学英语(五年级下学期适用) - Lesson 9 The doctor's advice. |
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| 37. | He had numerous excuses to offer for being late. |
| 他对迟到有无数的托词。 |
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| 38. | make an excuse; give an excuse |
| 编借口 |
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| 39. | He alleged illness as a reason for not going to work. |
| 他托词有病，作为不去上班的理由。 |
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| 40. | reasonable excuse |
| 合理解释 |
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