我有一个好朋友，它就是我的小闹钟。
每天早晨，我的小闹钟准时把我叫醒。
小闹钟能告诉我们时间。
我特别喜欢我的小闹钟。
我非常喜欢我的小闹钟。
我喜欢我的小闹钟。
我的小闹钟我有一个小闹钟，它是我的好朋友，它能给我报时。
I have a little clock. It's my good friend. It can tel me the time.
或者是一本书，一本有图片的旅游书，或者是一个有清晰的黑色数字的小闹钟。
Or a book, a travel book, with pictures, or a little clock, with clear black Numbers.
无论何时我们发现自己有一个非常渴望（这个东西）的心情，一个小闹钟就响起了。
Really though, whenever we find ourselves in a deeply desirous mood, a little alarm bell ought to ring.
詹姆斯只显示一个小闹钟的感觉，他不记得发生了什么，以他的脸或如何他在飞机上。
James only shows a minor sense of alarm that he doesn't remember what happened to his face or how he got on the plane.
这台小电视机是我送给哥哥的礼物，其实是个小闹钟，很可爱吧，希望哥哥能喜欢啊！
The small television is the present for you, actually it's a lovely little alarm clock, isn't it?Hope you could like it.
这位销售代表为他最好的顾客准备了很多小礼品，比如标有公司名字的钢笔、日历、小闹钟等。
EXAMPLE: The sales representative had lots of goodies to give his best customers, including pens, calendars, and small desk clocks inscribed with his company's name.
小凡，一个来自深圳的聪明男孩，曾经很难按时起床，他的闹钟根本没用。
Xiaofan, a smart boy from Shenzhen, used to have difficulty in getting up on time, and his alarm clock was of no use at all.
在这一点上我真的不能抛弃我的闹钟，因为我有两个小的女儿作为我的闹钟。
At this point I can't really ditch my alarm clock because I have two little girls who are my alarm clocks.
他怕睡过头，总是在床头小几上放一个闹钟。
He is afraid of waking up late, so he always has an alarm on his bedside table.
早上六点四十分，闹钟响了，小英起床了。
It's six forty in the morning. The alarm is ringing, and Enn gets up.
盲目地你伸出从下的覆盖，打你的胳膊希望击中那个小的瞌睡按钮在闹钟掉到地板之前。
Blindly you reach out from under the covers, flailing your arm in the hopes of hitting the tiny snooze button before the clock hits the floor.
盲目地你伸出从下的覆盖，打你的胳膊希望击中那个小的瞌睡按钮在闹钟掉到地板之前。
Blindly you reach out from under the covers, flailing your arm in the hopes of hitting the tiny snooze button before the clock hits the floor.
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