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| 1. | Do not care about the consequences. |
| 不要计较后果。 |
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| 2. | He is a man of small moral stature who always tries to stand on his dignity. |
| 他是个偏狭小人,老是计较体面。 |
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| 3. | It mightn't bother her but it would bother me." |
| 就算她不计较这些，可我自己得计较呀！" |
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| 4. | 1.to haggle over; to fuss about; to care for; to bother about; 2.to argue; to dispute3.to think over; to plan |
| 计较 |
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| 5. | It's only people of small moral stature who have to stand on their dignity. |
| 只有褊狭小人才非计较体面不可。 |
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| 6. | "Why should I quarrel with her? |
| “何必跟她计较？ |
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| 7. | Your could graduately turn into them if you spent time and energy on unworthy things or people. |
| 和不值得计较的人计较可是会成了不值得的人。 |
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| 8. | Miserly; counting cents and pennies |
| 锱铢计较 |
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| 9. | 1.elegant (in dress, etc.); 2.dignity; face; decency3.honorable; respectable |
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| 10. | To satisfy one's honour |
| 保全体面 |
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