• JOHN MUIR commented that every time he saw a grizzly bear the wilderness got bigger.

    约翰尔【1】说道,每次野外看到熊,就能感受一次野生王国的扩张。

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  • Look! A bear is running after john.

    只熊正在追约翰。

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  • Sir John had not been prepared to unload at the port and had to bear extra costs for the difficulties.

    约翰先生没有港口卸货准备,因此遇到了很大的麻烦,只能承担部分额外费用

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  • That old toy bear is precious to John.

    只旧玩具约翰来说特别珍贵。

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  • That old toy bear is precious to John.

    只旧玩具约翰来讲分外贵重。

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  • John Witherspoon goes crazy with little man and sets up a teddy bear with a camara in it.

    约翰疯狂男子,并列出了一个泰迪卡马拉

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  • John: Dad, let me act as the big bear in the circus.

    约翰爸爸来演马戏团的狗熊

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  • John: You should act as the uncle who plays with the big bear and doesn't stop sending nice food to my mouth.

    约翰那个狗熊叔叔,不断地好吃的塞嘴里

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  • John: Did you hear about the trained bear who was embarrassed when his trainer took him to a fancy restaurant? Tom: No, what about him?

    听说过当训兽员受过训练带到一家高级餐厅尴尬吗?

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  • John will bear me out.

    约翰将会作证

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  • John Doe: (interrupts) a woman... so ugly in the inside she couldn't bear to go on living if she couldn't be beautiful on the outside.

    约翰·杜伊:(打断)一个女人内心那么丑陋以至没有美丽外表她就下去

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  • Writers cannot bear the fact that poet John Keats died at 26, and only half playfully judge their own lives as failures when they pass that year.

    对于约翰·26便溘然长逝事实文人墨客们皆痛不欲生,但他们仅有半数人诙谐地认为,设若他们也于这一年龄,一生视为失败

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  • But I can't bear it, John.

    但是受不了约翰

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  • "Get to cover," John yelled as he brought his BR55 to bear, spun on his heel, acquired a sight picture of his target, and put a single bullet through the neck of the green-clad Grunt.

    “寻找掩护!”约翰喊道向后转身,自己BR 55瞄准,锁定目标枪打穿了绿色野猪兽脖子

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  • Good thoughts bear good fruit, bad thoughts bear bad fruit - and man is his own gardener. (John Sculley, American businessman, b. 1939).

    思想思想结果——自己园丁。(约翰·斯卡利美国企业家,生于1939年)。

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  • The author John Banville described rereading his first novel many years later as "an appalling experience... I can't bear to revisit my own work."

    作家约翰·班维尔形容多年重新阅读自己第一本小说,“是一次可怕的经历……不敢重新阅读自己作品。”

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  • The author John Banville described rereading his first novel many years later as "an appalling experience... I can't bear to revisit my own work."

    作家约翰·班维尔形容多年重新阅读自己第一本小说,“是一次可怕的经历……不敢重新阅读自己作品。”

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