1.The market has been saturated with paintings like that.
那种画了市场。
2.That area is full of rampant lawlessness.
那个地区着犯罪事件。
3.Cheap plastic bowls and buckets flood (into) the market.
低廉的塑料碗和塑料桶市场。
4.The unspeakable odour clung to the room.
一股难以形容的气味着房间散不出去。
5.In the past few decades foreign goods flooded the markets of the developing countries.
过去的几十年中洋货着发展中国家的市场。
6.Scend,make your life full of English.
再者,让你的生活着英语。
7.Vacant, floods unceasingly in periphery. Daily daily, I flanerie, chaos pass.
茫然,不断在周围。每天的每天,我都漫无目的,混混沌沌的度过。
8.The book is packed with anecdotes to buttress their view that she is a likeable Everywoman.
这本着各种轶事,使得他们更加坚信她不过是个通女人。
9.In the 1980s we got stuck in a language of acronyms, full of yuppies, dinkies and nimbyism.
在1980年代,我们对首字母缩略词感到纳,语言中着雅皮士、 丁克族和邻避主义。
10.Seoul is still awash with broody women and red-blooded males who like competitive business, strong booze and muddy football matches.
首尔仍着想生许多孩子的女性和喜欢竞争性行业、烈酒和泥泞足球比赛的热血男子。his broody concern for the future.
11.What with pre-nuptial arrangements, palimony, child custody, we have become accustomed to the short-lived, high octane relationships on which glossy magazines feed.
婚前筹备,生活费,孩子的抚养权——对于这些八卦杂志热衷的短暂而着火药味的关系,我们逐渐习以为常。
12.Latin's six cases cower in comparison with Estonian's 14, which include inessive, elative, adessive, abessive, and the system is riddled with irregularities and exceptions.
13.In some Swiss valleys the European lesser horseshoe bat began to vanish after streetlights were installed, perhaps because those valleys were suddenly filled with light-feeding pipistrelle bats.
14.You are seldom shadow,back of you there are full of clearness,she is telling you the story of the washy green,and i had buryed the sorriness of deep green.