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我转过身气冲冲地跑到楼上自己的屋子里。
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For too long he had made excuses for her. Turning a blind eye.Now，after two deaths，he had to be extra careful.
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长时间以来，他一直为她开脱，对她的所作所为熟视无睹。现在，自打两次死亡事件发生后，他不得不格外小心。
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But she was not the sort of woman that bus drivers normally find a turn-on.
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但她不是那种通常会让公交司机动心的女人。
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【注：这里讲的“动心”，指的是引起性欲上的冲动。】
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But it turns a knife in my heart to see you like this.
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看到你这个样子，我的心就像刀绞似的。
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【又例：The unexpectedness of hearing her suggest so callously that she might be replaced by Jenny was like twisting a knife in her heart.冷不防听到她如此无情地建议用詹妮来替换她，她心如刀绞。】
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The man still sat in silence，staring at the saloon’s deck，hands twining and untwining.
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那个人仍坐着不吭声，眼睛盯着客舱甲板，双手一会儿交错着，一会儿又放开。
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When we got the news I put two and two together and had a pretty strong hunch they were the ones who have done it.
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我们得知消息后，一合计，便有一种强烈的预感：他们就是下毒手的那伙人。
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【又例：I didn’t really put the two together until I went to college.直到上了大学我才明白过来。】
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By that time，the mid-1970s，the movement had started to turn direction.
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到了20世纪70年代中期时，运动开始转向。
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英语淘宝 U
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Paul was moved not only by her words but by the tears，which were so uncharacteristic of her.
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保尔不仅被她的话所感动，也被她的眼泪所打动，这真不像她。
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【注：这里讲的不像某人，指的是与某人往常表现出来的性格不同。】
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She stared after him with uncheckable tears scalding her eyes.
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她盯着他的背影，禁不住热泪盈眶。
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He had already uncorked the bottle.
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