• 贝内迪克特又用他的拐杖向下指了指。

    Benedict pointed downward again with his stick.

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  • 尽管他拄着拐杖,但他仍带领士兵上战场。

    He walks with a stick but still leads his soldiers into battle.

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  • 费劲地拄着拐杖,他匆忙磕绊着走向那辆车。

    Using his cane heavily, he moved jerkily toward the car.

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  • 她的父亲走下小路,温文尔雅,穿着三件套,头戴帽子,手执拐杖。

    Her father walked down the path, debonair in a three-piece suit, hat, and cane.

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  • 6点钟,她拄着拐杖回家,一进门就闻到了烟味。

    At six o'clock she cane home, let herself in and at once smelt cigarette smoke.

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  • 当她拄着木拐杖慢慢走时,我不确定是什么促使我看着她。

    I'm not sure what made me look at her as she walked slowly by her wooden walking stick.

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  • 当他拄着他那根弯曲的拐杖在路上闲逛时,我们都害怕单独遇到他。

    When he wanders along the road with his twisted stick we are all afraid to meet him alone.

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  • 格尔达叫得更响了,这时一个老太婆拄着一根拐杖从屋子里走了出来。

    Gerda called still louder, and an old woman then came out of the cottage, leaning upon a crooked stick.

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  • 这张照片上,他拄着拐杖看日落。

    The picture showed him leaning on his staff, watching the sunset.

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  • 日复一日,他拄着拐杖练习走路。

    Day after day, he held the sticks to practice walking.

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  • 中间站着一个牧羊人,靠在他的拐杖上。

    In the middle a shepherd was standing, leaning on his crook.

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  • 在他们离开之前,那个人拿出了一根拐杖。

    Before they left, the man took out a cane.

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  • 她把他的拐杖递给他,并陪他走到前门。

    She handed him his cane, and walked with him to the front door.

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  • 拄着拐杖的跛老头也许还有更多去了解。

    There may be more to that old man hobbling along on his crutches than meets the eye.

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  • 他一只手拄一根拐杖,颜料箱挂在肩膀上。

    He carried a stick in each hand and slung his box of colours over his shoulder.

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  • 有了这些和一对拐杖帮忙,使用者可以走动。

    With these, and a pair of crutches for back-up, a user can walk around.

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  • 他行动起来比蜗牛还慢,总是拄着拐杖走路。

    He is slower than a snail and USES a walking stick.

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  • 他歪着头,肩膀前倾,拄着拐杖,步伐不紧不慢。

    With head tilted and shoulders bent forward, he leaned on his trusty cane with each unhurried step.

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  • 为了不让受伤的腿承重,我拄拐杖拄了8个星期。

    Not allowed to put weight on my leg for eight weeks, I wobbled about on crutches.

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  • 我还需要拄几个月拐杖,之后我要戴一个柔软的大腿支架。

    I would be on crutches for a couple of months and in a soft leg brace after that.

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  • 我对他大声嚷嚷,用拐杖吓唬他,但他知道这是闹着玩的。

    I talked in a deep voice, and I frightened him with my cane, but he knew very well that it was only to make him laugh.

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  • B先生从完全不能行走,到现在能处着拐杖行走。

    Mr B. has gone from being unable to walk, to now walking with the help of walking sticks.

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  • 应该将这当作一根临时需要的拐杖,但最后一定可以摆脱它。

    You should treat this as a crutch - necessary, but something you want to do without in the long run.

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  • 你也许注意到如今美国有原来越多的中年人在用拐杖、轮椅。

    You might have noticeda lot more middle-age Americans using canes, walkers, and wheelchairs thesedays.

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  • 你也许注意到如今美国有原来越多的中年人在用拐杖、轮椅。

    You might have noticeda lot more middle-age Americans using canes, walkers, and wheelchairs thesedays.

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