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21. | That is the facade of the Palace. |
| 那是宫殿的正面。 |
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22. | Squalor and poverty lay behind the city's glittering facade. |
| 这城市表面繁华, 背后却肮脏和贫困. |
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23. | His fine clothes are a mere facade. |
| 他漂亮的衣着只是虚有其表而已。 |
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24. | (Jungian psychology) a personal facade one presents to the world. |
| (荣格的心理学)一个人呈现给外界的外表。 |
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25. | drape every facade in light, Build bonfires ofpleasures and fun. |
| 为每一面都披上光的外衣, 燃起高兴和快乐的篝火. |
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26. | the ground floor facade or interior in Renaissance architecture. |
| 文艺复兴时期的建筑物中的正面或是里面的地板。 |
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27. | the grim facts behind the facade of gaiety |
| 欢乐外表后面的冷酷事实 |
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28. | We have to put another facade on the building there. |
| 我们必须放另一个门面 在这大厦那里 |
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29. | If you look carefully, you can see through Bob's facade. |
| 如果你仔细观察,你就能看穿鲍勃的外表。 |
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30. | I tried to erect a facade of imperviousness and self-confidence. |
| 我竭力装出一幅不受外界干扰,十分自信的样子。 |
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