• 她试着走开,但她的脚不听使唤,反而把她带到人群中去了。

    She tried to go away, but her feet were treacherous, and carried her to the group instead.

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  • 我没有听人使唤的习惯。

    I am unaccustomed to being told what to do.

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  • 艾美一路上聊得很开心,因为她的心在歌唱,而汤姆的舌头却不听使唤了。

    Amy chatted happily along, as they walked, for her heart was singing, but Tom's tongue had lost its function.

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  • 把两头牛用轭套在一起使唤。

    A pair of oxen, yoked together, was used.

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  • 我知道怎么读它们,但我的嘴不听使唤。

    I knew how to say them, but my mouth wouldn't work.

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  • 我们大多数人都不喜欢被别人使唤。

    Most of us don't like it when people try to boss us around.

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  • 我们大多数人都不喜欢被别人使唤。

    Most of us don’t like it when people try to boss us around.

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  • 他想笑,但他的嘴不听使唤。

    He wanted to chuckle, but he could not tell his mouth to do it.

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  • 她想回答,但舌头却不听使唤了。

    Her tongue failed her when she tried to reply.

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  • 没有一个个性强的人愿受人使唤。

    No person of a strong character likes to be dictated to.

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  • 不要使唤我。我不是你的奴仆。

    Don't order me around. I am not your thrall.

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  • 奥立弗想要回答,可是舌头不听使唤。

    Oliver tried to reply, but his tongue failed him.

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  • 她想尖叫,但她的声带好像不听使唤了。

    She wanted to scream, but her vocal cords seemed paralysed.

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  • 这根针我穿不过去。我今天手指不听使唤。

    I can't thread this needle. I am all thumbs today.

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  • 哈利开始用不听使唤的手脱去了一层层衣服。

    With fumbling fingers Harry started to remove his many layers of clothing.

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  • 上了年纪的人,脑子有时候会一下子不听使唤。

    In advanced years a man's mind might go back on him at some unpredictable moment.

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  • 汤姆第一次开车时,紧张得手脚都不听使唤了。

    When Tom first drove his car, he was all thumbs because of his nervousness.

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  • 记住,当你储蓄之时便是开始使唤你的财富为你服务之时。

    When you save, you are making your money work for you.

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  • “我想去拥抱他,但是我全身不听使唤,”李女士说道。

    "I wanted to hug him, but I couldn't move my body," Ms. Li said.

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  • 他尽量轻地把它举起来,因为他那双手痛得不听使唤了。

    He lifted it as lightly as he could because his hands rebelled at the pain.

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  • 如果有什么事我不能忍受的话,那就是被人当作跑腿的使唤。

    If there is one thing I won't stand for, it's being treated like an office boy.

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  • 当我的腿不听使唤,扶我一把,就想我当初扶着你踏出人生的第一步。

    If I can't walk, give me a hand, just like I used to hold you when you made the first step of your life.

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  • 当我的腿不听使唤时,扶我一把。如同我曾扶着你踏出你人生的第一步。

    When my tired legs do not allow me walk. give me your hand, the same way I did when you gave your first steps.

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  • 当我的腿不听使唤,扶我一把,就像我当初,扶着你踏出你人生的第一步。

    When my tired legs do not allow me walk, give me your hand, the same way I did when you gave your first steps.

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  • 我问我奶奶怎么回事,她说她已经把那台“不听遥控器使唤的电视机”扔出去了!

    I asked my grandma about this, and she told me that she threw "the TV" away because it "no longer responded to the remote control." FML.

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  • 我问我奶奶怎么回事,她说她已经把那台“不听遥控器使唤的电视机”扔出去了!

    I asked my grandma about this, and she told me that she threw "the TV" away because it "no longer responded to the remote control." FML.

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