中英惯用短语:
  • adj.  孩子们打开包裹时欣喜狂.   as they opened the parcels
  • v.  孩子欣喜若狂.   The children went wild with excitement
  •   完全静止, 呆木鸡地站着   stock still
  •   对... 着迷, 对... 欣喜狂   fall [go] into raptures over
  • n.  对一切请求置若罔闻   deaf to all entreaties
  • v.  对她姐姐的成功欣喜狂   exult at her sister's success
  • adj.  对旧钱币求之渴的收藏家   an avid collector of old coins
  • v.  将复杂的论证内容分为干要点   resolve a complex argument into its basic elements
  • n.  将某物分成若干部分   parcel sth out divide sth into parts or portions
  •   将某物提价(若干)   to the price or cost of sth
  •   尤用於美式英语的)Yours truly 是信末最常见的敬语, 用於正规的及半正规的书信均可. The correct style is to use Yours faithfullyto end a letter which begins Dear Sir/Madam (ie when the name of the person being addressed is not known to the writer) and Yours sincerely/truly after Dear Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms Smith (ie when the name is known but the person is not well known to the writer). 正确的格式是在信的开头用 Dear Sir/Madam(即不认识收信人), 则信末用 Yours faithfully, 而在信的开头用 Dear Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms Smith(即知其名而不熟悉者)则信末用 Yours sincerely/truly. *In US English Sincerely, Sincerely yours and Yours truly are often used. 在美式英语中常用 Sincerely、 Sincerely yours、 Yours truly. *If the writer knows the addressee personally, the first name is used and With best wishes may be added. 写信人与收信人相识, 则信的开头用收信人的名字(不用姓), 信末可加 With best wishes. *More familiar still is the use of the first name and Yours (ever). 关系更密切者, 信的开头用收信人的名字(不用姓), 信末用 Yours (ever).   Yours truly are the commonest ways of ending formal and semi-formal letters. *Yours faithfully、 Yours sincerely、 (
  • n.  就我记忆所及(假我没记错的话)   to the best of my recollection, ie if I remember correctly
  • adj.  尽管人心惶惶, 但她却泰然自.   In spite of the panic, she remained serene and in control
  • n.  尽管嘘声四起, 她依旧泰然自.   She kept her dignity despite the booing
  •   帽子适合你, 就戴上吧; 如果这批评说中了你的心事, 就当做对你说的吧。   If the cap fits, wear it. (=If the cap fits, put it on.)
  • adj.  平稳的, 沉著的, 平静的, 沉着的, 泰然自的, 平静的, 安静的   reposeful