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1. | Life seemed all of a sudden empty and meaningless. |
| 生活突然显得一片空虚,毫无意义。 |
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2. | He suddenly seemed capable, and official, a man to contrive, to direct, to get things done. |
| 他突然显得精明能干,像是一个官员,一个运筹帷幄、发号施令、完成大业的人。 |
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3. | He suddenly seemed capable, an official, a man to contrive to direct, to get things done. |
| 他突然显得精明能干,象是一名官员,一个运筹帷幄,发号施令,完成大业的人。 |
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4. | All the boys burst out(突然发出) into a guffaw at the joke. |
| 听到这个笑话,男孩子们发出一声狂笑。 |
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5. | He looked extremely haggard all of a sudden. |
| 他突然显得憔悴不堪。 |
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6. | The abrupt(突然、陡峭、生硬) corrupt(腐烂/蚀、混浊、恶化) man had the Xeroxed(复印) code corroded(腐/侵蚀) in the erosion(腐 |
| 唐突的腐败的男人将被复印的代码侵蚀在一段腐蚀情节中。 |
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7. | "I doubt that," he said and his face went suddenly quiet and somber. |
| "我怀疑这一点,"他说这话时脸色突然显得平静而阴沉了。 |
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8. | As she spoke she tossed(突然移动或抬起) her head back. |
| 想到这里,她真的摇起头来,牛奶桶随之倾倒在地,牛奶都流了出去。 |
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9. | When turbulence breaks out, a fluid behaves as though its viscosity has suddenly increased. |
| 湍流爆发时,流体显得其粘性突然增加了。 |
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10. | to look; to seem; to appear |
| 显得 |
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