他的答复是含糊的。
His answer was "a pencil". So I gave him my pencil and he was just happy and excited.
他的答案是“一支铅笔”，所以我把我的铅笔给了他，他非常高兴、非常兴奋。
他的回答不够礼貌。
他的回答完全正确。
他的回答太圆滑了。
他的答案简直就是废话。
他的答案大错特错。
但他的回答是一支铅笔。
他的答案正确。
他的答复是肯定的。
他的回答很含糊。
他的回答是得当的。
他的答复怪有趣的。
他的答案不对。
His answer was supplied from experience.
他的答案来自于经验。
His answer was at once clear-cut and firm.
他的回答既明确又坚定。
His answer was highly pertinent to the question.
他的回答非常切题。
His answer was that he didn't need to deal with it.
他的回答是他无须应对。
His answer was just the reverse of what I expected.
他的回答正好与我期望的相反。
His answer was simple and direct: Respect the lead.
他的回答简单而直接：尊重线索。
When he was asked about this, his answer was simple.
当他被询问禁食的事儿时，他的回答很简单。
His answer was just a rehashed version of my lecture.
他的回答只不过是把我的讲义重复了一遍。
His answer was to examine the company's development process.
他的解决办法是重审公司的开发流程。
Obviously his answer was not entirely satisfactory to the headmaster.
显然，他的回答是不完全令人满意的校长。
I once asked him why he chose not to move to America when my dad did, in 1954. His answer was simple: "I like it here."
1954年，也就是我父亲去世的那一年，我还问叔父干吗不到美国来，他当时的回答很简单：“我只喜欢这里”。
To the allurements of temptation his answer was steadfast: "How … can I do this great wickedness, and sin against God?"
他对遭遇试探引诱的坚定回答是：“我怎能作这大恶，得罪上帝呢？”
To the allurements of temptation his answer was steadfast: "How … can I do this great wickedness, and sin against God?"
他对遭遇试探引诱的坚定回答是：“我怎能作这大恶，得罪上帝呢？”
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