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He never dreamed that his request would be laughed off as a childish fancy.
他做梦也没想到,他的要求被当成幼稚的幻想而一笑置之。
My interest in him chiefly centres in his quick mind.
我对他的兴趣主要在于他思路敏捷。
Italian High Renaissance painter known for his use of chiaroscuro
以运用阴暗对照法著名的文艺复兴高潮期意大利画家
‘He told us all about the police arresting him for climbing into his own house.’‘Oh, no, not that old chestnut again.’
“他给我们讲了那个他爬进自家房子卻被警察抓的故事。”“哦，别说了，又是那个陈芝麻烂谷子的故事。”
He is cheerful in spite of his illness.
尽管他生病, 精神却很愉快。
I found his cheeky self-confidence unbearable.
我感到他那种目中无人的狂妄简直令人难以忍受。
I don’t like his cheeky manner.
我不喜欢他不要脸的态度。
We’d just finished our meal when John realized he’d accidentally left his checkbook at home.
我们刚吃完饭,这时约翰发现他无意中把支票本落在家里了。
He checked his horse sharply.
他猛然把马勒住。
His friends tried to chat him back.
他的朋友们想劝他回来。
A boy chastised himself for a ditched pitch but was quickly soothed by his partner’s “That’s OK!”
一名男生责罚自己那糟糕的投掷，但他的配手一句“没关系！”使他很快平静下来。
Suspicion chased itself across his face.
他的脸上露出怀疑的神色。
First of all we should chase these fears from his mind.
首先我们应当消除他心中的恐惧。
Don’t be put off him by his appearance;he’s actually quite a charming person.
不要因为他的外表而起反感,实际上他是个非常可爱的人。
The old servant fulfilled his master's charge to care for the children.
老仆人履行了其主人要他照料孩子的指示。
The company used to be in his direct charge.
该公司过去由他直接管理。
He charged me to take good care of his children while he was away.
他外出时托付我好生照顾他的孩子。
He wasn’t really upset—his behaviour was just a charade.
他并不是真正心绪烦乱——他的行为只是荒谬的伪装。
Much to his chagrin,he did not win the race.
使他大为懊恼的是他赛跑没获胜。
We are certain that he will get over his illness.
我们相信他一定会战胜病魔的。

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He never dreamed that his request would be laughed off as a childish fancy.

My interest in him chiefly centres in his quick mind.

Italian High Renaissance painter known for his use of chiaroscuro

‘He told us all about the police arresting him for climbing into his own house.’‘Oh, no, not that old chestnut again.’

He is cheerful in spite of his illness.

I found his cheeky self-confidence unbearable.

I don’t like his cheeky manner.

We’d just finished our meal when John realized he’d accidentally left his checkbook at home.

He checked his horse sharply.

His friends tried to chat him back.

A boy chastised himself for a ditched pitch but was quickly soothed by his partner’s “That’s OK!”

Suspicion chased itself across his face.

First of all we should chase these fears from his mind.

Don’t be put off him by his appearance;he’s actually quite a charming person.

The old servant fulfilled his master's charge to care for the children.

The company used to be in his direct charge.

He charged me to take good care of his children while he was away.

He wasn’t really upset—his behaviour was just a charade.

Much to his chagrin,he did not win the race.

We are certain that he will get over his illness.