• Everything he writes demonstrates the depth of his sensibility.

    他写的一切都显示出其感受力之深切。

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  • In his latest book he writes that the theory has since been disproved.

    他在最近的一部书里写道,那个理论后来已被证明不能成立。

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  • Nature by itself, he writes, runs on "principles of balance and holism."

    自然界本身,他写道,是按照“平衡和整体的原则”运转的。

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  • This is what he writes.

    这就是他所写的内容。

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  • If labelling obesity as a disease was harmless then it wouldn't really matter, he writes.

    他写道,如果把肥胖列为一种疾病不会产生危害,那就没什么影响。

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  • Kids should do chores, he writes, "for the same reason adults do, because the chores need to be done, and not with the expectation of compensation."

    他写道:“孩子应该做家务,原因和成年人一样,是家务必须得做,而不是期望做家务能得到报酬。”

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  • He's often hoarse at the end of the day because he performs his dialogue out loud as he writes it. (This may account for its strikingly naturalistic quality.)

    在一天结束的时候,他通常声音嘶哑,因为他在写作对话的时候总是大声地把对话喊出来。(这也许可以解释它引人注目的自然主义性质。)

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  • He appears on television, he writes books, and he owns his fashion house.

    他上电视、写书,还拥有自己的时装公司。

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  • "I still believe that the central question for the BBC is: can you maintain eye contact and ear contact with the British public?" he writes.

    他写道:“我仍然相信,BBC的核心问题是:你是否能与英国公众保持眼神和听觉接触?”

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  • He always drops an "o" when he writes the word "dangerous".

    当他写“dangerous(危险)”这个单词的时候,他总是漏掉一个“o”。

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  • As he writes in his new book, A Long Way Home, Brierley couldn't help but wonder about his hometown back in India.

    正如他在新书《漫长的回家路》中所写的那样,布赖尔利不禁对自己印度的故乡感到好奇。

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  • In his diary, he writes about the greatest love in the world: love for the nation, for the society, and also teachers' love, classmates' love, parents' love, children's love.

    在他的日记中,他写下了世界上最伟大的爱:对国家的爱,对社会的爱,还有对老师的爱,同学的爱,父母的爱,孩子的爱。

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  • He runs, as he writes, every day.

    他每天都跑步,就像写作一样。

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  • “Nothing in life is unfair,” he writes.

    “生命中没有什么是不公平的”,他写道。

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  • "Nothing in life is unfair," he writes.

    “生命中没有什么是不公平的”,他写道。

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  • “No one is born with confidence, ” he writes.

    “没有谁天生就有自信,”他写道。

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  • Considering his age, he writes quite well.

    就他的年龄而言,他写得不错了。

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  • He doesn't just talk about writing - he writes.

    他不仅仅是在口头上谈论写作——他是真的写了。

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  • That awareness has changed the way he writes.

    这一认识,改变了弗兰茨的写作方法。

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  • "Your own photography is never enough," he writes.

    “你个人的摄影从来都不够,”他写道。

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  • "One thing is - I believe - incontestable," he writes.

    他写道:“我认为,有一件事情是毋庸置疑的。”

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  • "The American strategists can sleep in peace," he writes.

    “美国战略家可以平静的入睡了,”他写道。

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  • "Find out, " he writes. "Maybe we do [UNDERLINED] want it."

    “找出来,”他写道,“也许我们确实需要它。”

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  • "I can see the farm yet, with perfect clearness," he writes.

    “现在我脑中还是能浮现农场的景象,清晰异常,”他写道。

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  • "I can see the farm yet, with perfect clearness," he writes.

    “现在我脑中还是能浮现农场的景象,清晰异常,”他写道。

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