Her answer hadn't been a yes or a no, but a squeal.
她的回答既不是“是”也不是“不”，而是一声尖叫。
I want you to be honest, but not a yes man.
我想要你做个诚实的人，但不是唯唯诺诺的人。
At last something other than a yes-no answer!
终于得到了一个肯定和否定以外的回答！
Being a yes man will make your coworkers and boss despise you.
对每件事都一味附和会让你的同事们和上司瞧不起你。
Gleick: Scientifically, information is a choice-a yes-or-no choice.
格莱克：从科学角度说，信息是一种是与非的选择。
How can anyone imagine that my husband is a yes-man who lets himself be influenced!
怎么会有人认为我的丈夫是一个唯命是从的人呢！
Questions that can be answered with a yes or no do not lend well to further conversation.
能用“是”或“不是”回答的问题不能引发深入的讨论。
It's all too easy to fall into a yes-man culture, especially when workers feel insecure about their jobs.
公司很容易陷入一种“应声虫式”的企业文化，尤其是当员工感觉工作缺乏安全感的时候。
They know that, if they have perseverance and determination, they don't need to be afraid of customer rejection, because there will be a yes somewhere down the road.
他们知道，如果他们有毅力和决心，不必害怕顾客拒绝，因为事情总有水到渠成一天。
A是的，不要太贵的。
A是啊，我也很喜欢庙宇。
A Yes, why did you leave early?
A是的，你为什么要先离开？
A Yes, it's good for everybody.
A是的，这样对大家都好。
A Yes, some are very expensive.
A是的，有些票很贵。
A是的，相比较而言。
A Yes, it's called Yanjing beer.
A是的，它叫燕京啤酒。
A Yes, we should try it sometime.
A是的，我们将来应该尝试一下。
A是的，也许你说得对。
A Yes. Where is the Summer Palace?
A是的。颐和园的位置在哪里？
A Yes. But it's still really cold!
A是的，但是天还是太冷了！
A Yes. I run a bit. I like running.
A是的，我跑跑步。我喜欢跑步。
A Yes, it's the Cantonese restaurant.
A好的，那是一家广东餐馆。
A Yes, my grandparents live there too.
A是的，我的祖父母也住在那里。
A Yes. Landscapes and traditional art.
A是的，风景和传统艺术品。
A Yes. I think you will really enjoy it.
A是的，我想你会非常愉快的。
A Yes. The Olympic stadium is brand new.
A有。奥林匹克体育馆是崭新的。
A Yes. The Olympic stadium is brand new.
A有。奥林匹克体育馆是崭新的。
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