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91. | He would often stare at the black print for a long time. |
| 他常常久久地盯着那些黑色的印刷字体。 |
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92. | In the West people think it's rude to stare at a person. |
| 在西方,人们认为盯着看人是不礼貌的。 |
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93. | To stare fixedly and angrily. |
| 怒视使劲地愤怒地瞪着 |
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94. | You can enjoy its beauty each time you stare at its wonderment. |
| 每当你凝视它,你都能重温旧梦。 |
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95. | The laughter and talk subside and they all stare smiling at Harlowe. |
| 笑声、谈话声渐渐小了下来,他们目不转睛地看着哈洛,朝他微笑。 |
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96. | An elderly woman at the next table tried to stare me down. |
| 邻桌的一位老妇人想把我盯视得坐立不安。 |
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97. | Asked about his past he takes a sip from his beer and throws a sullen stare across the dimly lit front |
| 当问及他的过去时,他浅浅地啜了一口啤酒,郁郁寡欢地盯了一眼他那狭窄昏暗的农舍的前屋。 |
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98. | He fixed his eye on me longer than I cared to return the stare, for fear I might be tempted either to |
| 他死盯着我,盯得我都不愿意再回瞪他了,唯恐我会耐不住给他个耳光或是笑出声来。 |
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99. | Having heard what I said, James looked at me with cold stare. |
| 听了我讲的话以后,詹姆斯冷然地瞪着我。 |
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100. | an ignorant stare, look, etc |
| 茫然的凝视、 样子等. |
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