He jumped on me for not agreeing with him.

他因我不同意他而斥责我.

《简明英汉词典》 2020-04-05 18:17:44

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He stepped on my toes.

他踩着我的脚趾了.
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She first appeared on the screen ten years ago.

十年前,她第一次出现在银幕上.
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Success often depends on temperament.

成功常常取决于一个人的性格.
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The river slows on the flat bottom.

河水在平坦的河床上减慢了流速.
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I once saw someone do it. It's not very difficult.

这东西我看见人整过, 并不难.
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It is embarrassing to have someone looking over your shoulder while you're at work, as though you could not be trusted.

你工作时有人严密监视着, 好像你不可靠似的,这真叫人难堪.
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Someone is waiting for you at home . You'd better go back right now.

你回去吧,家里有人找你.
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Suddenly he heard a rustle in the peony pavilion and someone sighing deeply.

他忽闻有人在牡丹亭畔长吁短叹.
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Someone wants to see her.

有人找她.
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Since someone has to go anyway, let me go.

反正得去一个人, 就让我去吧!
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Someone on the radio was gabbling away in a foreign language.

收音机里有人在用外语叽里呱啦地讲话.
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Someone has walked away with her umbrella.

有人把她的雨伞顺手牵羊地拿走了.
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They are looking for someone with a real sense of commitment to the job.

他们正在找一个对这一工作有献身精神的人.
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There is someone straining his ears at the door.

门边正有人在竭力听着什么.
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The criminal knew that he could not talk to the police about his friends; if he did, someone would stop his breath.

罪犯知道他不能向警察谈及他那些朋友, 如果他说了, 有人会把他杀了.
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Someone knocked on the door, so I went to answer it.

有人敲门, 所以我去开门了.
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She sat on until someone agreed to help.

她一直坐到有人同意帮忙了才了事.
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Critically examine your work as if you were looking at someone else's efforts.

要像评价别人的工作一样,一丝不苟地检查你自己的工作.
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It was like a Whitehall farce the way I was sent from department to department and everyone said it was someone else's job to help me.

这就像一个英国政府滑稽剧:我被从一个部门打发到另一个部门,每个人都说帮助我是他人的事.
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You are pretty certain to be seen by someone who knows you.

你一定被认识你的人见到过.
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