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- "能告诉我去邮局怎么走吗？" "你从那座大楼旁边走过去，在那个拐角处乘公共汽车去。" "Can you tell me how to get to the post office?" "You can make by that building and get on the bus at that corner."
- "你经常去那里吗？" "一月一次。" "How often do you go there?" "Once a month."
- "请问去金街的路怎么走？" "Can you tell me the way to King Street please?"
- "你砸坏的锁得花七镑去换一个新的。" "去你妈的！" 我对他伸了伸两个指头说道。 "And there'll be seven pounds for replacing the lock you broke." "Up yours!" I said, giving him two fingers.
- "你去游泳吗？" "不，我得了感冒。" "Are you going swimming?" "I should coca! I've got a cold."
- "你的假期过得怎样？" -- "嗯，也有玩得不错的时候。" "How was your holiday?" - "Well, it had its moments."
- "考得怎么样？" "糟透了。" "How was the exam?" "I mucked it up."
- "很抱歉在这个时候给你打电话。" "I am sorry to call you this time of the day."
- 如果重新稳定经济的努力已使失业率如此大增，而该努力尚无成效，下一步会怎么走，想来有点可怕。 If the fight to regain economic stability has created so much unemployment already and that fight has still not won,it is a little frightening to think what the next step may have to be.
- 当货物到港后发现有损坏和短缺的话，我们有权提出索赔吗? If the goods are found disqualified or short on arrival,are we entitled to lodge claims?
- "别跟我来那一套！你知道他为什么做那件事。是因为她太罗嗦。" "Don't give me that! You know why he did it. She nagged him."
- "可是对你来说这是一桩大事啊。" "什么大事不大事的！我担心什么？" "But it's a serious matter for you." "Serious my foot, why should I worry?"
- "让我坐一会儿：孩子们走得这么快，把我累坏了。" "Let me sit down for a moment: the children have been walking me off my feet."
- "今天晚上你到火车站见我，把钱带来。" "遵命" 。 "You'll meet me tonight at the railway station and bring me the money." "All serene."
- "彼得为啥需要两辆车？" － "他是不需要两辆车，可他的钱多得没处花。" "Why does Peter need two cars?" - "He doesn't, but he's always had money to burn."
- "你怎么哭了？" "我控制不住呀！" "Why are you crying?" "I can't help it."
- 如果我订的货物今天下午还不到，我得与供货商联系，催促他们快点办理。 If the goods I ordered don't arrive this afternoon,I'll have to contact the supplier and chase them up.
- "你父亲还好吗？" "还不是老样子。" "How is your father?" "Much the same(as he was)."
- 祖母走得很慢,孩子们在前面跑。 The grand mother walked slowly, and the children nm on in front.
- "坚持住，吉姆，别让史蒂夫超过你！" "Stick it, Jim; don't let Steve get ahead of you."
