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警方坚决否认曾过度使用武力。
The police vigorously denied that excessive force had been used.
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内阁曾表示说制裁会暂时保留。
The cabinet had expressed the view that sanctions should remain in place for the present.
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他曾试图去救那个溺水的男人。
He had attempted to rescue the drowning man.
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我曾被误导相信宣传是件小事。
I had been lulled into thinking the publicity would be a trivial matter.
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她曾被人用锤子凶残地袭击过。
She had been viciously attacked with a hammer.
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你曾相信有关肯尼迪的阴谋论吗?
Did you ever swallow the conspiracy theory about Kennedy?
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他曾试图占据上风,战胜他们。
He had tried to outflank them.
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我们曾落到身无分文的地步。
We had reached the point when there was no money left.
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官员们曾冒着被解职的风险。
The officers had run the risk of being dismissed.
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汤姆曾非常热衷于那个地方。
Tom was very enthusiastic about the place.
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宣誓之后,安迪终于承认他曾撒了谎。
Under oath, Andy finally admitted that he had lied.
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那是我曾感受过的最大惊喜。
It was the best possible surprise anyone could have given me.
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几位网球明星曾尝试过演戏。
Several tennis stars have had a stab at acting.
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他曾遭受极不公正的待遇。
He had been the victim of a grievous injustice.
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她曾粗心大意得不可原谅。
She had been inexcusably careless.
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你知道吧,她曾暗恋过你。
She had a crush on you, you know.
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她曾全心投入当地医院。
She was deeply involved with the local hospital.
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他曾因另类行为而出名。
He was known for his unconventional behaviour.
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我们的汽车曾辉煌一时!
Our car has seen better days!
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她曾服了3年的避孕药。
She had been on the pill for three years.
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她曾被丈夫殴打和羞辱。
She had been beaten and humiliated by her husband.
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他曾与莫德先生邂逅。
He had met Mr. Maude by chance.
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乔治曾教过他骑马。
George had taught him how to ride a horse.
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他曾被称为临时工。
He had been termed a temporary employee.
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她年幼时曾患重病。
She was seriously ill as an infant.
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我哥哥曾就学于皇家美术学院。
My brother studied at the Royal College of Art.
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他曾努力保持对局势的控制。
He struggled to retain control of the situation.
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他曾努力保持对局势的控制。
He struggled to retain control of the situation.
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