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我们迫不及待地想要开始了。
We can't wait to get started.
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孩子们等圣诞节都等不及了。
The children can't wait for Christmas to come.
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我没有考不及格，事实上，我考得不错！
I didn't fail the exam; in fact I did rather well!
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很遗憾，我来不及。
I can't make it, unfortunately.
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我迫不及待看到那个蝴蝶结！
I can't wait to see the bow!
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我们迫不及待地想拥抱你。
We can't wait to hug you.
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我对下个学年迫不及待。
I can't wait for my next session.
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我等不及约翰回来了。
I can't wait till John gets back.
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我的英语不及他。
My English cannot compare with his.
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他的阅读能力不及班上其他人。
He's behind the rest of the class in reading.
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我根本来不及回答所有的问题。
I had nothing like enough time to answer all the questions.
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你为什么如此迫不及待地要卖出？
Why are you in such a hurry to sell?
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现在已来不及取消与他们的安排了。
It's too late to put them off now.
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一次考试不及格并非世界末日。
Failing one exam is not the end of the world.
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我考试三门及格，一门不及格。
I got three passes and one fail.
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安全服务人员显然被弄得措手不及。
The security services were clearly caught napping.
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我只能遗憾地告诉你，你不及格。
I'm sorry to have to tell you you've failed.
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这一举动为的是让对手措手不及。
It was an attempt to wrong-foot the opposition.
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我迫不及待地想再次见到他。
I can hardly wait to see him again.
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突然的移动让他猝不及防，向前跌倒。
The movement took him by surprise, and he pitched forward.
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她显然是迫不及待地想离开。
She was clearly impatient to leave.
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每年考试不及格的学生现在不足十人。
The number of people who fail each year is now in single figures.
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你再缺一次课就会不及格了。
Miss another class and you'll fail.
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这是及格和不及格的区别。
It's the difference between a pass and a fail.
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该政府可能会猝不及防。
The government could be caught flat-footed.
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我每个月几乎都等不及《男孩生活》出版。
I could hardly wait for "Boys' Life" to appear each month.
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这个问题令她猝不及防，不知道怎么回答。
The question caught her completely off-guard and she did not know how to reply.
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我二年级时数学不及格。
I flunked math in second grade.
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睡了一夜好觉后，保罗说他已经迫不及待了。
After a good night's sleep, Paul said he was raring to go.
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律师看似不经意的问题是为了使证人措手不及。
The lawyer's apparently innocent question was designed to catch the witness off (his) guard.
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