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著名时尚杂志

...a well-known glossy mag.

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glossy mag

glossy

adj. 有光泽的，光滑的，虚有其表的，似是而非的；n. 用亮光纸印刷的杂志，印在光纸上的相片；

mag

n. 〈英俚〉半便士，玛格（女子名）(Margaret的昵称)；abbr. 杂志(=magazine)；
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He acknowledged publicly that he might have made a mistake.
他当众承认自己可能犯了个错误。
...the spiralling vortex airflow that slows the plane.
使飞机减速的螺旋形气流涡旋
You just go on ahead. I'll come by later...
你只管先往前走。我随后就来。
He who spares his rod hates his son, But he who loves him chastens him early.
24不忍用杖打儿子的,是恨恶他;疼爱儿子的, 趁早管教.
For further information, please contact 414 3925, extension 2253.
详情请致电414 3925,转分机2253。
Baroness Thatcher's claims seem credible to many.
撒切尔女男爵的主张在很多人看来是可信的。
He sat there while I made the case for his dismissal...
他坐在那儿，听我陈述解雇他的理由。
Nothing to be got without pains but poverty.
一份耕耘，一份收获。
This decree obliges unions to delay strikes.
该法令迫使工会推迟罢工。
The right to demand payment from the endorser of a commercial paper when the first party liable fails to pay.
追索权当有支付义务的第一方不能支付时，可以向商业票据的背书人要求支付的权力。
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The truck lumbered across the parking lot toward the road...
卡车隆隆地驶过停车场准备上路。
He was weight training like mad.
他在拼命地进行负重训练。
...a country spurned until now by all except the more lunatic of journalists and adventurers.
一个迄今为止除了那些更为疯狂的记者和探险家外被所有人唾弃的国家
He wanted to jump up and run outside, screaming like a madman.
他想跳起来跑到外面去，像疯子那样尖叫一番。
Thousands of ex-army officers have found lucrative jobs in private security firms.
数以千计的退伍军官在私营保安公司找到了收入不菲的工作。
He could not afford luxury food on his pay...
靠自己的工资他买不起奢侈的食品。
You'd be mad to work with him again...
你要再和他一起工作那简直是疯了。
Each passenger was allowed two 30-kg pieces of luggage.
每位乘客可带两件30公斤的行李。
We were going to have the luxury of a free weekend, to rest and do whatever we pleased.
我们将有一个难得空闲的周末，可以休息，还可以高兴干什么就干什么。
You wouldn't leave an old friend in the lurch, surely?
你总不会对老朋友见死不救吧？
The top of the table is made of glass...
桌面由玻璃制成。
Lumbar support is very important if you're driving a long way.
长途驾驶时，腰部的支撑十分重要。
...a tall, thin man with a long and lugubrious face...
一张长脸、面色悲戚的瘦高男子
I have a luncheon engagement.
我午饭有约。