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她当时踩的树枝一定是突然折断了。
The branch she was standing on must have snapped off.
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她的头撞到一根低矮的树枝上。
She bumped her head against a low branch.
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她抓树枝，可没抓着，就跌倒了。
She grabbed at the branch, missed and fell.
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他身体的重量把树枝都压弯了。
The branch began to give under his weight.
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士兵用树枝和树叶来伪装自己。
The soldiers camouflaged themselves with leaves and twigs.
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他们用败落下的枯树枝搭了个窝棚。
They constructed a shelter out of fallen branches.
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我觉得那根树枝撑不住你的重量。
I don't think that branch will hold your weight.
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一缕微弱的光线从树枝间透射过来。
A watery light began to show through the branches.
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够不到那树枝，让人干着急。
The branch was tantalizingly out of reach.
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暴风雨把一根树枝从树干上刮了下来。
The storm split a branch off from the main trunk.
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他从那棵树上砍下一根树枝。
He chopped a branch off the tree.
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他把较长的树枝剪掉了。
He pruned the longer branches off the tree.
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一条树枝突然划过车窗。
A branch whipped across the car window.
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树枝弹回来打在他脸上。
The branch sprang back and hit him in the face.
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他感到自己滑了一下，便一把抓住一根树枝。
He felt himself slipping and clutched at a branch.
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那些树枝挂了我的夹克，划破了我的双手和脸。
The branches tore at my jacket and scratched my hands and face.
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他挪了挪身子，一根树枝随即喀嚓一声折断了。
He shifted his weight and a twig snapped.
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微风吹动着树枝。
A slight breeze was stirring the branches.
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树枝在风中摇曳。
The branches were swaying in the wind.
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树枝随风摇曳。
Branches were tossing in the wind.
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通过燃烧树枝、松针和松果，许多人不仅给屋子供暖，而且还改善里面的气味。
By burning tree branches, pine needles, and pine cones, many not only warm their houses but improve the smell therein.
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果实重得把树枝都压弯了。
The fruit was so heavy that it weighed the branches down.
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成熟的果实压弯了树枝。
The branches bent low with ripened fruits.
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然后，我把树枝砍下来。
Then, I chopped off the branches.
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树枝在风中微微晃动。
Branches sway gently in the wind.
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树枝在风中来回晃悠。
The branches of the trees are swaying in the wind.
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他们毁坏了树枝。
They destroyed the branches.
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第一根小树枝，亲爱的爸爸，你转身回家时碰到你帽子的树枝。
The first twig, dear father, that brushes against your hat when you turn your face to come homewards.
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