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91. | So that's why the ceiling was like that when l moved in. |
| 怪不得搬进去的时候 天花板是那样的 |
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92. | Eddie turned around and strutted back to them. |
| 埃迪转过身趾高气扬走回到他们那儿。 |
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93. | Their applause puffed him up. |
| 人们的喝采使他趾高气扬起来。 |
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94. | He got on his high horse just because his father carried an election |
| 他趾高气扬,只是因为他父亲竞选获胜了。 |
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95. | John isn't here today.'That figures, he looked very unwell yesterday.' |
| '`怪不得, 他昨天就好像不太舒服.' |
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96. | No wonder I've been having so much trouble getting information. |
| 怪不得我找那些资料时 遇上那么多麻烦。 |
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97. | That's why you're here - to distract me until he shows up. |
| 怪不得你会在这儿 拖住我直到他出现 |
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98. | He got a fell mark in English and lifted up his horn. |
| 他英语考了满分,于是便趾高气扬起来。 |
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99. | No wonder so many people, especially males are willing to be address as "old X". |
| 怪不得很多人﹐尤其是男的愿意被称为“老X"。 |
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100. | athletic skill has a way of making people cocky. |
| (拥有)运动才能有使人(变得)趾高气扬的一面。 |
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