Sometimes they have to chop down a tree for firewood.
有时他们不得不砍倒一棵树来做木柴。
I'm going to chop down this cherry tree; it has almost stopped producing fruit.
我打算把这棵樱桃树砍掉，它已经不结什么果子了。
Once a lumberjack was about to chop down a tree, when he noticed a heart carved on it, with two names inside.
从前，有个伐木工人正要砍倒一棵树时，注意到上面刻了一颗心，中间有两个名字。
Even in tropical countries, where most deforestation takes place, Brazil is not alone in becoming more reluctant to chop down trees.
连一些毁林成风的热带国家也同巴西一道，对砍伐树木的态度日趋谨慎。
Every morning the old man went out to chop down trees.
每天一早，老人就去森林伐木。
His teacher asked, "Why did you chop down such an ordinary tree?"
老师问他：“你为什么砍了这么一棵普通的树？”
George had seen his father chop down trees in the forest. It looked like fun.
乔治曾经见过父亲在森林里伐过树，似乎很好玩。
When we were hungry, the ranger would chop down a bamboo stem, fill it with rice and cook it for us.
但我们饿了的时候，护林员就会砍下一截竹子，放入大米，做竹筒饭给我们吃。
The stone axes used to chop down trees to make these dwellings were far superior to any that the Stone Age hunter-gatherers used.
他们用于砍树造房子的石斧比石器时代采猎者所用的要先进得多。
There is a statement by Abraham Lincoln, which is that "Give me six hours to chop down a tree, and I will spend the first four hours sharpening the axe."
亚伯拉罕·林肯有一句话，“给我六个小时砍倒一棵树，我会先花四个小时磨斧头。”
The past Christ-mas, my father took me out to chop down a small fir tree for the house, and I wondered if he was sad now, without me to help him choose the right one.
上一个圣诞节，爸爸带我去砍了一棵小冷杉运回家，我想他现在会不会觉得悲伤，因为我不能帮他挑选合适的树木。
So the Woodman took his axe and began to chop down small trees to make a raft, and while he was busy at this the Scarecrow found on the riverbank a tree full of fine fruit.
于是铁皮人用他的斧头，砍倒了一些小树，做成一个木筏。当他正在忙碌地劳动时，稻草人发现靠在河边的一株树上，满生着佳果。
Two men can chop down even a thick, sturdy rosewood tree in an hour. Then it requires teams of 15 or 30 or 50 to pull the logs through the muddy up-and-down of the vine-covered woodland.
砍倒一棵粗壮坚固的紫檀树只需要花费两名男子一个小时的时间，但要将这段原木从满是泥泞藤蔓丛生的起伏林地里拖出来则需要15到30人，有时甚至是50人。
Until the 18th century mankind's output had been restricted by the amount of physical force that humans (and domesticated animals) could exert and by the amount of wood that people could chop down.
直至18世纪前，人类的产出仍受制于人(及家畜)的体力以及砍伐树木的数量。
Until the 18th century mankind's output had been restricted by the amount of physical force that humans (and domesticated animals) could exert and by the amount of wood that people could chop down.
直至18世纪前，人类的产出仍受制于人(及家畜)的体力以及砍伐树木的数量。
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