If you see John, tell him I want him.
如果你看见约翰，告诉他我找他。
By the way, did you see John yesterday?
顺例问一句，昨天你看见约翰了吗？
Steve: Did you see John hogging all the cake at the party?
史帝夫：约翰在派对上独吞了整个蛋糕，你瞧见了吗？
John: You should take an aspirin. Don't look up, but I see Jake.
约翰：你应该吃片阿斯匹林，别抬头，我看到杰克了。
Be good to her, John Kirwan, and wherever your horses go I will watch that no ill follows them; but you will never see me more.
基尔文，你要对她好些，无论你的马在哪，我都保证它们不受疾病侵扰；不过，你再也不会见到我了。” 说罢，他便化作空气，消失不见。
What, you expected to see John Salmons here?
什么？你希望在这里见到约翰·萨尔蒙斯？
You can actually see the mechanics of end-stopped verse quite clearly in the rhymed version of Paradise Lost that, admittedly, the great poet John Dryden wrote.
在大诗人约翰·德莱顿所写的，押韵版的《失乐园》中能很明显看到，这中孤联诗句的机制。
But John Milton is also recompensed and, by the weird sacrificial logic that Saint Peter has already sketched out for us, you can see a really disturbing way in which Milton has benefited as well.
但是在圣彼得铺陈开来的诡异的牺牲逻辑下，弥尔顿也得到了回报，你会看到弥尔顿从中得益的方式，确实非常让人困惑。
Second thing is, if you have an MIT documented special need for taking quizzes, please see John or I well in advance.
第二件事，如果你有MIT证明的，需要取消考试的特殊要求，请提前来见john和我。
"Anyone who lip-synchs in public on stage when you pay 75 pounds to see them should be shot," John said.
约翰说："观众为了看他们演出花了75磅，任何在舞台上对口型唱歌的人都应该被枪毙。"
John: I can see that you need some advice, so listen carefully!
约翰：我知道你需要一些建议，仔细听好了。
John: What time can I see you?
约翰：我什么时候可以见你一面？
John: So. when can I see you again?
约翰：那么，我何时能再见到你呢？
约翰，你看到了什么？
As you can see the row order is reversed with John now appearing in the first row.
正如您看到的，行顺序变了，现在John出现在第一行。
Next, you will open the My Work view to see the work items assigned to John, and you will modify the estimated time of the work items.
接下来，您将打开MyWork视图，查看分配给John的工作条目，并且您将修改这个工作条目的估算时间。
见到你真的很高兴，约翰。
What have you heard? What do you see? Asked St. John. I saw nothing, but I heard a voice somewhere cry.
“你听到了什么啦？你看见什么了吗？”圣·约翰问。我什么也没有看到，可是我听见一个声音在什么地方叫唤着。
John: You didn't want to see me again?
约翰：你不想再见到我了吗？
It's great to see you again, John.
约翰，很高兴又见到你了。
约翰：我知道了。谢谢。
'It's good to see you,' John said.
“见到你真高兴，”约翰说。
By John Grisham. He's such a good storyteller that you can't put down his books. Also see The Runaway Jury and The Testament.
作者约翰·格里森姆。它是一个优秀的故事作者以致于你翻看他的书就停不下来了。他的其他优秀作品有《失控陪审团》和《疯人遗嘱》。
约翰：哦，那明天见吧。
约翰：哦，那明天见吧。
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