cānjiāhūnyànderénmenkuánghuānliǎozhěngzhěngyīgèwǎnshàng。 The members of the wedding party made merry all night; Let's whoop it up--the boss is gone!
cǐtí 'ànzàiyīpiànzhīchídehuānhūshēngzhōngyóuliǎngyuàncōngcōngtōngguò。 The bill whooped through both houses.
gāiduìzàibǐsàihuòshènghòuhuānhūquèyuè。 The team whooped it up after winning the game.
tāmenhuòshènghòutōngxiāokuánghuānqìngzhù After their victory they whooped it up all night long
dāngháizǐmenbèilǐngdàoyěcānzhuōshàngshítāmenhuānhū。 The children whooped when they were led to the picnic table.
tāmenhuòshènghòutōngxiāokuánghuānqìngzhù。 After their victory they are whooping it up all night long.
tāmenhuòshènghòutōngxiāokuánghuānqìngzhù。 After their victory they were whooping it up all night long.
jiǔbāhěnwǎnháikāizhe, yīxiērénwǔyèhòuháizàinà 'érkuánghuān 。 The bar stayed open late and some people were still whooping it up after midnight.
nǐkěyǐtóupiàoxuǎnnǐxǐhuānderènyīfāng。 You may vote whosever side you like.
pèitèsēnshuōkēkēdexìnggéshìrènxìng 'érgùzhíde: “tāxǐhuānxiǎoháizǐhéniánqīngrén。 Patterson describes Koko's personality as wilful and stubborn:" She loves babies and young people.
zhèzhǒngrénbùlùnzūnxúnshénmeshíliáofǎdūhuìxiàngtāréngǔchuīqíhǎochù, dàntāmenjǐnjǐnshìxǐhuāngǔchuī 'éryǐ, bìngbùnéng ( yóuqíshìzàijiālìfúníyà ) jiěshìmǒuzhǒngshípǔrúhéyòuyì。 A food bore will preach about the benefits of whatever regimenhe or she is following, and (espe-cially in California) is only too willing to explain just how a particular diet is beneficial.
tāmenbùguǎndàjiāxǐbùxǐhuānjiùyǐnjìnliǎofǎlǜ。 They introduced the new laws willy-nilly.
nǐhǎo, wēi 'ěrxùnxiānshēng。 huānyíngdàozhōngguólái。 How do you do, Mr.Wilson. Welcome to China.
mǎlìshìtōngguòzhújiàntǎodétābàbàdehuānxīncáicóngnà 'érdédàoliǎonàbǐqiánde。 Mary got that money from her father by winding her way into his affection.
tāxǐhuānzàiméiyòufēngdeshíhòudǎgāo 'ěrfūqiú。 he prefers windless days for playing golf.
tāxǐhuānzàiwǎnfànshíhēhóngpútáojiǔ。 He likes to drink red wine at supper.
lěngmòdehuānyíng A wintry welcome.
tāxǐhuānwò 'ěrfū, dànwǒbùxǐhuān 。 He likes Wolf but I don't.
nánhuānnǚxǐ man and woman merry dance
nǚrénbìxūzuòchūxuǎnzé: yǔnǚxìngxǐhuāndenánrénzàiyīqǐzébùkěkào; yǔnǚxìngtǎoyàndenánrénzàiyīqǐzébùxìngfú。 A woman must choose: with a man liked by women, she is not sure; with a man disliked by women, she is not happy.
nánrénlǎoxiǎngdāngshàngnǚréndedìyīgèqíngrén; nǚrénzéjùyòugèngwēimiàodeběnnéng, tāmenxǐhuānde, shìchéngwéinánrénzhuīqiúdezuìhòuyīgèduìxiàng。 Men always want to be a woman's first love; women have a more subtle instinct; what they like is to be a man's last romance.
kànlái, nǐhěnxǐhuānsìchùlǚxíng。 Really? Travel seems to appeal to you wonderfully.
wǒbùzhīdàonínshìfǒuxǐhuānzhègè 'ānpái。 And I am wondering whether you like it.
tābùzhīdàotāduìzhèbùdiànyǐngdenǎxiēfāngmiànbùxǐhuān ? He wonders what she do not like about it?
nǐxǐ 'àiyīnggélánběibùdezhèxiēmányízhīdì, wǒkěbùxǐhuān 。 I wouldn't fancy these wild and woolly places in the north of Scotland that you favour.
nánguàitāmenzuìxǐhuāndeyītiānshìxīngqīliù, xīngqīliùshìgōngzuòzhōudejiéshù, zhōumòdekāishǐ。 It is not surprising then that the day they like most is Saturday. Saturday is the end of the workweek; it is the beginning of the weekend.
yǒngbiéliǎo, chénshìdehuānlè A Farewel to Worldly Joyes
bèijī : yòurénzàitǎonǐdehuānxīnní。 Someone is worming his way into your heart.
wǒbùxǐhuāntāmenwéixiǎoshìfāchóu。 I hate that they should be worried[them to be worried] about trifles.
tāyòushíxǐhuānbǎhuāzhāchéngzhuāngshìwù。 She likes to wreathe flowers into ornaments when she is free.
rán 'ér, cóngméiyòurénduìshùnjiāndehuānyuègǎndàobù 'ānmá? "But were there ever any writhed not at passing joy?"