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71. | Challenging the tax office is like running your head against a brick wall. |
| 硬要违抗税务局,那岂不是螳臂挡车? |
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72. | The room is dark and he bump his head against the shelf |
| 房间一片漆黑,他将头撞到了架子上 |
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73. | With a despairing cry the woman banged her head against the wall. |
| 随着一声绝望的呼叫,那女人把头往墙上猛撞。 |
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74. | The room was dark and he bumped his head against the shelf. |
| 房间一片漆黑,他将头撞到了架子上。 |
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75. | With a despairing cry the woman bang her head against the wall |
| 随著一声绝望的呼叫,那女人把头往墙上猛撞 |
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76. | There she lay dashing her head against the arm of the sofa. |
| 她躺在那里,用头猛撞沙发扶手。 |
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77. | He butted his head against the shelf as he was getting up. |
| 他起来时一头撞在搁架上了. |
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78. | He ran his head against the glass door in a dark corridor. |
| 在黑暗的走廊上,他一头撞在玻璃门上了。 |
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79. | He hit his head against the shelf as he was getting up |
| 他起来时一头撞在搁架上了 |
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80. | If I hadn't pinned you down, you'd have smashed your head against something. |
| 昨晚要不是我按住你,你早就把头往墙上撞死. |
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