• The miser cried out, "Oh, no!"

    守财奴叫道:“噢,不!”

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  • The miser said, "Bind me fast, bind me fast, for pity's sake."

    守财奴说:“快把我绑起来,快把我绑起来,可怜可怜我吧。”

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  • The miser began to tell his tale, and said he had been robbed of his money.

    守财奴开始讲他的故事,说他的钱被抢了。

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  • The miser said, "I would give a great deal of money to have such a one."

    守财奴说:“我愿意出大价钱买这样一只鸟。”

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  • The miser in the story is really wealthy, but he is extremely poor in moral sense.

    这个故事中的吝啬鬼在物质上非常富有,但他在道德上却极其贫穷。

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  • The miser gloated over his gold.

    守财奴贪婪地看着他的金子。

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  • The miser grudged his dog its food.

    吝啬鬼不愿用食物喂他的狗。

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  • The miser was an incarnation of greed.

    那个守财奴是贪婪的化身。

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  • The poor man wants much, the miser everything.

    穷人要求多,财迷则样样都要。

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  • The miser was despised by everyone in the city.

    这个守财奴受到城市里每个人的鄙视。

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  • The cash the miser hoards will do him no good.

    守财奴积的财富,对他本人没好处。

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  • The money the miser hoards will do him no good.

    守财奴积财,对自己毫无好处。好处。

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  • The money the miser hoards will do him no good.

    守财奴积财,对自己毫无好处。

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  • Thee money the miser hoards will do him no good.

    守财奴积财,对自己毫无好处。

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  • The miser was untouched by the poor man's story.

    那个吝啬鬼对那穷人的叙述无动于衷。

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  • The poor man wants much, but the miser everything.

    穷人所缺很多,吝啬鬼缺乏一切。

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  • Gold does not belong to the miser, but the miser to gold.

    财富并不属于守财奴,而是守财奴属于财富。

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  • The miser had sufficient money but he thought it was not enough.

    那个守财奴有足够的钱,但他还是觉得不够花。

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  • The miser buried his gold in secret and no one knows where it is.

    这个守财奴把金子秘密地埋了起来,谁也不知埋在什么地方。

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  • Conquer anger by love, evil by good; conquer the miser with liberality, and the liar with truth.

    以爱心降服愤怒、好事降服坏事、慷慨降服吝啬、而以真理降服欺诈。

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  • One night a robber stole all the gold. When the miser came again, he found nothing but an empty hole.

    一天晚上,一个小偷挖走了所有的金块。守财奴再来查看时,发现除了一个空洞什么都没有了。

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  • When the Miser discovered his loss, he was overcome with grief and despair. He groaned and cried and tore his hair.

    吝啬鬼发现黄金不见了,悲哀绝望极了,捶胸痛哭。

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  • The miser overheard this. He rushed out and shouted angrily at the servant, "who gave you permission to make promises for me?"

    小气鬼听到这话,怒气冲冲地从门里冲出来,对着仆人大声叫喊:“是谁让你替我作这个承诺的?”

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  • The miser is never satisfied. He amasses wealth that he can never consume, but leaves it to be squandered by others, probably by spendthrifts;

    吝啬鬼永远不会有满足感,他们从不享用自己积累起来的财富,而他们留下的遗产,最大的可能就是被他的家人挥霍一空。

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  • The observation shows that the miser, the ambitious, all his life devoted to a dominant concept of the individual, the emotion is always pinned on a symbol of their love.

    经观察表明,吝啬鬼、野心家,所有将自己的一生都倾注于某种占主导地位的观念的个人,其情感总是寄托在自己爱好的某种象征物上。

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  • The observation shows that the miser, the ambitious, all his life devoted to a dominant concept of the individual, the emotion is always pinned on a symbol of their love.

    经观察表明,吝啬鬼、野心家,所有将自己的一生都倾注于某种占主导地位的观念的个人,其情感总是寄托在自己爱好的某种象征物上。

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