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According to some people, great opportunity and great danger are two sides of the same coin.
在有些人看来，好机会也就意味着大风险，这不过是同一事物的两面罢了。
‘He told the boss that you were going home early every day.’ ‘Oh did he? Well, two can play at that game. I think I’ll tell the boss about him coming in late every morning.’
“他跟老板说你每天都早退。”“哦，是吗？好吧，这一套他会我也会。我就去告诉老板他每天早上都迟到。”
‘I’m bored with this job.’ ‘That makes two of us.’
“我烦透了这份差事。”“我也是。”
‘I think he’s behaving very badly.’ ‘That makes two of us.’
“我认为他很不像话。”“我同意。”
He must have been furious—he stuck two fingers up at them and walked out of the room.
他肯定气坏了——他朝他们竖起两根手指，然后走出房间。
He’s inclined to put two and two together and make five (= make an incorrect guess from what he sees, hears, etc.).
他爱捕风捉影，听风就是雨。
Sue’s car is often outside his house, but only when his wife is at work, so it’s not difficult to put two and two together.
苏的车经常停在他的家外面，但总是在他妻子上班的时候，所以事实如何不难推断。
We’ve had one or two problems—nothing serious, though.
我们遇到了一两个问题，但都不严重。
How can they afford a holiday? They haven’t got two pennies to rub together.
他们怎么有钱去度假呢？他们穷得丁当响。
There are no two ways about it—these sales figures are terrible!
这就是事实，这些销售业绩太糟糕了！
The company is ready to sign the agreement now, but it takes two to tango and the negotiations may continue for several days yet.
现在公司已经准备签署协议，但是单凭一方还不行，所以谈判可能还要持续几天。
You’ve only heard his side of the story. It takes two to have an argument, you know.
你只听了他的一面之词。要知道，一个人是吵不起架的。
I’ve just got to make a phone call. I’ll be with you in two shakes.
我还要打个电话，马上就来。
I’m a hopeless dancer. I’ve got two left feet.
我的舞跳得可烂了，总是笨手笨脚的。
I’d punch him for two pins.
我恨不得打他一拳。
I spend so much money on this car. For two pins I’d sell it.
我在这辆车上花了这么多钱，我恨不得把它给卖了。
May I borrow it for a day or two?
这个我能借一两天吗？
I was in two minds about leaving London; my friends were there, but at the same time I really wanted to work abroad.
我决定不了要不要离开伦敦：我的朋友都在那儿，但同时我又真的很想去国外工作。
A coin has two sides,a head and a tail.
硬币有正反两面。
Between twelve and two everything comes to a dead stop.
在十二点到两点之间一切都彻底停止。

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According to some people, great opportunity and great danger are two sides of the same coin.

‘He told the boss that you were going home early every day.’ ‘Oh did he? Well, two can play at that game. I think I’ll tell the boss about him coming in late every morning.’

‘I’m bored with this job.’ ‘That makes two of us.’

‘I think he’s behaving very badly.’ ‘That makes two of us.’

He must have been furious—he stuck two fingers up at them and walked out of the room.

He’s inclined to put two and two together and make five (= make an incorrect guess from what he sees, hears, etc.).

Sue’s car is often outside his house, but only when his wife is at work, so it’s not difficult to put two and two together.

We’ve had one or two problems—nothing serious, though.

How can they afford a holiday? They haven’t got two pennies to rub together.

There are no two ways about it—these sales figures are terrible!

The company is ready to sign the agreement now, but it takes two to tango and the negotiations may continue for several days yet.

You’ve only heard his side of the story. It takes two to have an argument, you know.

I’ve just got to make a phone call. I’ll be with you in two shakes.

I’m a hopeless dancer. I’ve got two left feet.

I’d punch him for two pins.

I spend so much money on this car. For two pins I’d sell it.

May I borrow it for a day or two?

I was in two minds about leaving London; my friends were there, but at the same time I really wanted to work abroad.

A coin has two sides,a head and a tail.

Between twelve and two everything comes to a dead stop.