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61. | treats his guests with courtesy; |
| 殷勤地招待他的客人; |
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62. | Mrs. Archbishop had been equally charming. |
| 大主教夫人也同样非常殷勤。 |
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63. | An officious host; officious attention. |
| 过分殷勤的主人;过分注意 |
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64. | They do not want cotton-woolling, they want a chance to contribute. |
| 他们不愿受人百般呵护,只想有机会做出贡献。 |
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65. | They are very obliging and thoughtful. |
| 他们可真殷勤,真会体贴人。 |
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66. | the service none tell can; |
| 那种追求,那种殷勤,难以诉说; |
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67. | incomparable singing, hospitality, food |
| 无与伦比的歌唱、 殷勤招待、 食物. |
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68. | I don't like oily shop assistants. |
| 我不喜欢过分殷勤的店员。 |
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69. | a gracious manner, reply, invitation, smile |
| 殷勤的态度、 回覆、 邀请、 微笑 |
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70. | He was turning on her a glance of the companionable and persuasive manner. |
| 他以友好、殷勤的目光望着她。 |
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