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| 11. | She hopes with each passing day early to arrive her mother. |
| 她盼望早日见到她的母亲。 |
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| 12. | Lily and Lucy arrive there early, and they are reading the Notice to the Audience. |
| 今天是星期六，下午7:30在大音乐厅有一场音乐会。莉莉和露茜到得很早，她们正在读观众须知。 |
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| 13. | Free seating-patrons are advised to arrive early. Children under six will not be admitted. |
| 附注：门票衹设预售，音乐会当天圣约翰座堂外将不设售票服务。不设划位，观众请早到场。六岁以下小童恕不招待。 |
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| 14. | The police will arrive late tonight or early in the morning by craft. |
| 警察会想方设法在午夜或清早赶来的. |
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| 15. | It's rude to let your client wait for you, and it will embarrass him if you arrive early, especially |
| 让顾客等妳是一件很无礼的事，而妳如果提早到的话会使他尴尬，尤其是在他还没准备好的时候。 |
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| 16. | "If you go on at that rate you will not arrive very early." |
| “象您这样子走去，恐怕您不会到得太早吧。” |
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| 17. | If you are invited to a person's home on a social occasion,it is not very common nor polite to arrive |
| 如果你被邀请到某个英国人家做客，在这种社交场合早到是不常见的，也是不礼貌的，因为女主人正在做准备。 她还没准备好你就到了，会使她感到非常尴尬。 |
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| 18. | She arrive at the office early to set an example to the others |
| 她很早就来到办公室,作为他人的表率 |
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| 19. | We set out early to arrive before sunset. |
| 为了在天黑前到达,我们早早地动了身. |
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| 20. | It is a major faux pas(social embarrassment)to arrive at a party early or even on time. |
| 参加聚会，早到、甚至准时抵达最令人难堪。 |
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