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- re-establishment razorbill
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1. restoration to a previous state;
- "regular exercise resulted in the re-establishment of his endurance"
- 1. I know you're really awake; you're just having a joke with me.
- 我知道你是醒着的，你不过在跟我开玩笑罢了。
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- 2. If you're doomed, you're doomed.; There's no escape from one's fate.
- 在劫难逃。
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- 3. If you're waiting for a bus, you'll have to wait till the cows come home.They're on strike.
- 如果你要等公共汽车得无限期地等下去，他们罢工了。
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- 4. They're just like eggs hurled against stone; they're heading for their doom.
- 鸡蛋怎能碰得过石头，还不是自寻死路。
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- 5. They're not like dogs; they're hideous brutes.
- 它们不像狗，是丑陋的畜牲。
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- 6. They're very strict at our school; one false step, and you're disciplined.
- 我们学校很严格，犯了个错，就会受到处罚。
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- 7. We're in limbo at the moment because we've finished our work in this country and now we're waiting for our next contract.
- 我们目前正处于断档期，因为我们在这个国家的工作已经完成，正在等待下一个合同。
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- 8. You must pay careful attention when doing accounts. You're likely to make errors if you're not careful.
- 算账得专心，一不留意就爱出错。
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- 9. You're an ambitious man. You're not in politics for your health—that I know.
- 你野心勃勃，想在政治上混出名堂来——这一点我是知道的。
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- 10. You're far nicer when you're just being yourself.
- 当你完全处于自然状态时，你显得好多了。
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- 11. You're going to drive all the way to London and back in a day?You're a glutton for punishment, aren't you?
- 你打算一路开车到伦敦，一天就跑个来回？你真不怕吃苦，不是吗？
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- 12. You're kidding me!; You're pulling my leg!
- 你在戏弄我。
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- 13. "But you're just as guilty!"Jane came back.
- “可你同样有罪！”珍反驳道。
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- 14. "Oh,thank you!" she enthused gratefully."You're a real gem,a diamond of the first water.”
- “谢谢！”她表示感激热情洋溢地说，“你真是一个被人尊敬的人，第一流的好人。”
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- 15. Ah, so you're Lao Wang.
- 哦！你是老王。
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- 16. Ann, put on your sweater; you're so cold you have gooseflesh on your arms.
- 安，把毛线衫穿上，你冷了，手臂上都起鸡皮疙瘩了。
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- 17. Are you sure you're physically tough enough for this job?
- 你确信你有足够的体力胜任这份工作吗？
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- 18. As long as you can keep away from them, you're safe.
- 只要你离他们远一点，你就会安全。
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- 19. Before you fling off a remark like that, think what you're saying.
- 在你漫不经心地说这种话之前，应先考虑考虑要说些什么。
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- 20. Better pour it on if you're to catch your plane!
- 你要想赶上飞机就得快点。
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