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| 1. | 1.stiff; inflexible; dull; mechanical; toneless; expressionless; 2.without flexibility |
| 呆板 |
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| 2. | a wooden smile |
| 呆板的笑容 |
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| 3. | a wooden smile, performance |
| 呆板的笑容、 表演. |
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| 4. | for mat puts his face into a most shrunken and wooden posture; as needs it must; |
| 因为这样一来，就使得他底面容变得极其萎缩呆板了，这是必然的； |
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| 5. | a wooden performance;a wooden smile. |
| 僵硬的表演；呆板不自然的微笑 |
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| 6. | The actress gave a rather wooden performance. |
| 那个女演员的表演相当呆板。 |
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| 7. | the actor's performance was wooden; a wooden smile. |
| 那个男演员的表演很笨拙；呆板的笑容。 |
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| 8. | She acted wonderfully in the play but he looked a bit wooden and his remarks were too wordy. |
| 她在剧中的表演很精彩，但他看上去有点呆板，语言太冗长。 |
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| -- 来源 -- 英语常用词汇100(2) - Part Ninety-nine |
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| 9. | His performances have become wooden and dull. |
| 他的演出变得呆板乏味。 |
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| 10. | 4 [和合]文士以斯拉站在为这事特备的木台上。 |
| NIV] Ezra the scribe stood on a high wooden platform built for the occasion. |
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