I responded, "tell me about them."
我回答说：“给我讲讲他们吧。”
Lao Wang asked me whether I liked the play. I responded by asking: "Did you?"
老王问我喜欢不喜欢这个话剧，我反问他一句：“你呢？”
I responded a bit differently.
我的回答有点不同。
“我不知道，”我回答道。
I responded, slightly unnerved.
我有点不耐烦地答道。
我以同样的方式回应。
"There are other passengers," I responded.
“还有其他的乘客，”我回答。
They waved and I responded with a smile.
他们挥手，而我则报以微笑。
When I responded, Don't you know I saved your job?
我说：“你不知道我保住了你的工作吗？”
I responded that it was a big honour, not a burden.
我回答他们，这是极大的荣幸，不是负担。
Obviously, I responded, "No thank you" and "Can I have my outline back?"
当然我回答说：“哦不，谢谢。”后来我说，“不过我到时候能把自己的本子拿回来吗？”
I responded that this entirely depended on the perspective being considered.
我的回应是这完全取决于看问题的角度。
If you regularly read this blog, you probably can guess how I responded.
如果你经常阅读鄙人之博客，你可能会猜到答案。
"I thought that it would be pleasant to pass some time with you," I responded.
“我觉得与您共度一段时间将是一件愉快的事，”我这样回答。
'Unless your daughter loves cooking,' I responded, 'I'd say she was darn lucky.'
“除非你的女儿喜欢烹饪。”我说道“我想她是昏了头”。
I responded, "Fine," and after that one word, he asked where my accent came from.
我答，“挺好”，而就这一句话，他便问起我的口音来自哪里。
“Yes, Mr. Kirby, it’s me, ” I responded, as I crossed the street and headed for his Walkway.
我回答道。我一边穿过马路一边向他走去。
So when one irate customer stormed my desk, I responded in my calmest voice, "What's the trouble?
所以，有一天当一个生气的顾客气冲冲地来到我的工作台时，我还是非常平静地问她，“有什么问题吗？”
So when one irate customer stormed my desk, I responded in my calmest voice, "What's the trouble?"
所以，有一天当一个生气的顾客气冲冲地来到我的工作台时，我还是非常平静地问她，“有什么问题吗？”
So when one irate customer stomp3ed my desk, I responded in my calmest voice, "What's the trouble?"
所以，有一天当一个生气的顾客气冲冲地来到我的工作台时，我还是非常平静地问她，“有什么问题吗？”
In the face of all the character attacks, I responded as I always did when my back was against the wall-i plowed on.
面对所有这些对我品格的攻击，我的反应就是我通常在无路可退时的做法——埋头苦干。
I responded with typical teenage indifference and bafflement born of ignorance. "Sheez, Mom, I'm only an hour away."
我以少年一贯的冷漠和那源于无知的不解回应她说：“行了，妈，我就只有一个小时的时间了。”
I responded with typical teenage indifference and bafflement born of ignorance. "Sheez, Mom, I'm only an hour away."
我以少年一贯的冷漠和那源于无知的不解回应她说：“行了，妈，我就只有一个小时的时间了。”
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