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- You can keep my book as long as you like. 我的书你要借多久都随你的便。
- You can't judge a book by its cover. 不能根据封面判断一本书(不可以貌取人)
- We saw a herd of elephants yesterday. 昨天我们见到了一群大象。
- The herdsman looks after a herd of animals. 牧人放牧着一群牲畜。
- Nothing is known of the authorship of the book. 无人知道该书是何人所写。
- The children come galumph into the house like a herd of elephant. 孩子们像一群大象一样乱哄哄地闯进房子里。
- The book hit the floor with a thud. 这书砰的一声落在地板上。
- His book was an eye opener to complacent young men. 对自满的年轻人来说,他的这本书有启发作用。
- She has a book full of cuttings about her film. 她有一本书贴满了关于她的一些影片的剪报。
- He's really wallow in the praise of his new book. 他简直沈醉于别人对他新书的赞美中。
- I spend most of my time scouting around for book. 我把大部分时间都用来找书了。
- As to the author of the book, I will hazard a guess. 关於这本书的作者,我来试猜一下。
- The author dedicated her new book to her supportive family. 这位作家将她的新书献给支持她的家庭。
- The photographer took a photo of a herd of elephants. 这位摄影师拍了一张象群的照片。
- The book depicts him as a rather unpleasant character. 这本书把他刻画成一个相当令人讨厌的人物。
- The book is a compendium of their poetry, religion and philosophy. 这本书是他们诗歌、宗教和哲学的概略。
- The young bull horned the old cow out of the herd. 小公牛用角把老母牛从牛群中顶了出去。
- I hit on the book in a small book shop. 我在一家小书店里偶然发现了这本书。
- That book ends with a summary and its conclusion. 那本书的结尾是概要和结论。
- My deskmate wanted to trade his pen for my book. 我的同桌想用他的钢笔换我这本书。