• His wife, Yoko Takahashi, is his first reader.

    村上春树的妻子高桥洋子是他的第一个读者。

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  • Yoko would periodically call in and speak to whoever answers.

    洋子会定期打进来,跟接电话的人讲话,不管谁接。

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  • Yoko Yo, a mother of two in Kobe, said she was staying inside with her family.

    YokoYo,神户一个两个孩子的母亲,说她和子女一直呆在家里。

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  • "We've had a good relationship with Yoko since before the museum opened here," Mr. Henke said in a telephone interview from Cleveland.

    “我们在开这个馆之前已经跟洋子保持着很好的关系,”身在克利夫兰的Henke先生在电话访谈中说道。

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  • Yoko: Maybe three times a week.

    大概每周三次。

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  • Yoko: Yes. Do you know the word?

    你知道这个单词吗?

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  • Lennon's widow, Yoko Ono, is expected to mark the anniversary day in Iceland.

    列侬的遗孀大野洋子将在冰岛庆祝这一天。

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  • Yoko: Yes, OK. So, I think in Fall we have lots of kind of festivals, but it depends on the places.

    好的。在秋天我们有很多节日,但各个地方节日不同。

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  • Both Yoko Ono and her late husband, John Lennon, are well-known in China due to their artistic achievements.

    1933年出生的小野洋子和她已故的丈夫约翰·列侬都因其艺术成就在中国声名远播。

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  • When Takeru returns home, the two brothers and their childhood friend Chieko (Makimura Yoko) go hiking together.

    一天,兄弟二人和青梅竹马的智惠子一同去附近的溪谷游玩。

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  • Yoko: Well, we were close together, and you know two artists living together, of course we're going to influence each other.

    洋子∶我们很亲密,你知道当两个艺术家共同生活时,自然会彼此影响。

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  • A previously unseen photograph of musician John Lennon and his wife, Yoko Ono, is displayed at Bonhams auction house in London.

    在伦敦,音乐家约翰·列侬和他的妻子小野洋子以前未见的照片,陈列在邦汉姆拍卖行。

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  • Yoko: I knew it was a very important song, and - we were both hoping that people would understand it and it would communicate widely.

    洋子∶我知道这是首很重要的歌,而且--我们俩都希望人们能理解它,希望这首歌能广为传播。

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  • Yoko: I just exercised cause I like eating. I love eating. I can't stop doing that, so... but I try my best not to eat chocolate too much.

    我只是健身,因为我爱吃东西,我吃的根本停不下来。但是我尽力忍着不吃太多巧克力。

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  • During the Vietnam War in 1969 John Lennon and Yoko Ono held two week-long Bed-Ins for Peace, which were their non-violent ways of protesting wars and promoting peace.

    在1969年的越战期间约翰·列侬和小野洋子举行了一次长达两周的“床上请求和平”行动,以非暴力手段表达他们对战争的抗议和对和平的追求。

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  • They had come to see Yoko Ono, a Japanese-American pioneer of conceptual art and widow of John Lennon, who was there for the opening of her exhibition "Das Gift" on September 10th.

    人们前来是为了见到日裔美国概念艺术的先锋、已故约翰·列侬的第二任妻子:小野洋子。她于9月10日亲临其美术展览《Das Gift》的开幕式。

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  • They had come to see Yoko Ono, a Japanese-American pioneer of conceptual art and widow of John Lennon, who was there for the opening of her exhibition "Das Gift" on September 10th.

    人们前来是为了见到日裔美国概念艺术的先锋、已故约翰·列侬的第二任妻子:小野洋子。她于9月10日亲临其美术展览《Das Gift》的开幕式。

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