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71. | It would be esteemed an act of rudeness to address an Indian by his personal name, or to inquire his name directly from himself. |
| 对一个印第安人直呼其名,或直接询问对方的名字,这都被视为唐突无礼的行为。 |
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72. | Colonel Brandon's delicate unobtrusive inquiries were never unwelcome to Miss Dashwood. |
| 布兰登上校的亲切而不唐突的问询一直受到达什伍德小姐的欢迎。 |
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73. | From you, her mother, and so kind, so indulgent a mother, the question could not give offence. |
| 您是她的母亲,而且十分疼爱她,由您来问这个问题,也不算是唐突。 |
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74. | He was hurt, genuinely pained to be dismissed in such an offhand way by someone he respected as a competitor. |
| 他觉得受到了伤害,为被他尊为对手的人以这种唐突的方式奚落他而感到痛苦。 |
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75. | This unexpected critic said to her abruptly: 'I suppose you're one of the daugters? ' |
| 这位唐突的评论家蓦地向她说道:“我想你是几个女儿中的一个吧?” |
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76. | It was extraordinary to switch over so abruptly into the scene with no forewarning. |
| 在没有打招呼的情况下,这种如此唐突的角色转换是很特别的感受。 |
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77. | A girl or young woman who is considered pert, flirtatious, or impudent. |
| 冒失或轻佻的女子被认为唐突、轻佻或不谨慎的女孩或年轻女人 |
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78. | The abrupt(突然、陡峭、生硬) corrupt(腐烂/蚀、混浊、恶化) man had the Xeroxed(复印) code corroded(腐/侵蚀) in the erosion(腐/侵蚀) episode(情节、插曲). |
| 唐突的腐败的男人将被复印的代码侵蚀在一段腐蚀情节中。 |
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79. | And I did. I grew older. I became useful around the house. I learned not to give lip. I found ways to makemyself agreeable. |
| 我长大了,开始帮衬着家里,我学会不再唐突无礼,我设法与人为善。 |
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80. | But Nico said: Kimi is one of the best drivers( and) it would be presumptuous to compare myself with him. |
| 莱克南可算是最好的车手之一,拿我和他相比未免有些唐突了。 |
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