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| 1. | 5 [和合]我追想8古时之日，思想你的一切9作为，默念你手的工作。 |
| NIV] I remember the days of long ago; I meditate on all your works and consider what your hands have done. |
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| 2. | 1.to be reluctant to leave (a place); can't bear to part; 2.to recall with nostalgia; to yearn3.attachment |
| 留恋 |
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| 3. | There's nothing to keep us here! |
| 这里没有什么好留恋的了！ |
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| 4. | A lingering impression of past glory or success. |
| 回味对往昔荣耀成功的留恋 |
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| 5. | attachment(to/for sb/sth);affection;devotion |
| 依恋;眷恋;留恋 |
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| 6. | You should do the honorable thing and resign. |
| 你该毫不留恋地辞职。 |
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| 7. | Greece, where individual liberties are cherished, some are concerned security measures is are(这个单复数做过思想斗争 |
| 但是在希腊这个崇尚自由的国家，一些人认为安全措施有些过头了。 |
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| 8. | Without the ability to get new ideas,（如果不具备获得新思想的能力，） an organization stagnates and declines and eventually |
| 倘若不能获得新主意，一个企业将停滞并衰落，而且最终会被那些有新颖主意的竞争对手所湮灭。 |
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| 9. | a nice place to leave away from |
| 一个不值得留恋的地方 |
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| 10. | Dave taught because he didn't want to leave high school. |
| 他选择教书是因为 留恋高中生活 |
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