The abruptness of this increase suggests that that this change is environmental.

这种增长的突表明这种变化环境造成的。

" Where did you get that phrase" ? I demanded, with an abruptness that in turn startled her.

" 你从哪儿听见那个说法的？" 我问。 问得突，叫她吃了一惊。

" Exactly, " said John, with rather unnecessary abruptness.

“完全正确，”约翰说，语气中带着不必要的突。

But abruptness does not catch a woman without her wit.

，有她的智慧， 突并不能抓住一个女人。

She wanted to apologize for her abruptness.

她为之前的突感到抱歉。

The meeting was called abruptly to an end, leaving everyone feeling surprised by its abruptness.

会议突结束，让每个人都感到惊讶于这种突的结束。

Their brevity and colloquial abruptness strengthen his mockeries.

他们的简洁和口语的突加强了他的嘲弄。

He spoke with a peculiar abruptness that made the poor woman look at him in amazement.

他说话特别突， 这让可怜的女人吃惊地看着他。

She was touched also by an ingenuous candour which gave a persuasive charm to his abruptness.

她也被一种天真的坦率所感动， 这种坦率使他的突有一种令人信服的魅力。

He almost started at my sudden and strange abruptness: he looked at me astonished.

他几乎被我突怪的突吓了一跳：他惊讶地看着我。

The abruptness took him by surprise. " Well... I figure you people are pretty well fixed."

这猝的问话让奥格尔维吃了一惊。“唔„„我想你们家非常有钱的。”

" Very well, " said Charlotte, with a choky abruptness that was new to him, though familiar to Lucy.

“很好，” 夏洛特说，语气生硬，这对他来说陌生的， 对露西来说却很熟悉。

While Adams had been a capable diplomat, his abruptness had prevented him from becoming a great one.

虽亚当斯一位有能力的外交官, 他的突使他无法成为一名伟大的外交官。

With abruptness, the archers all shot their arrows, and the arrows soared towards Linley's group, who hurriedly dodged.

弓弦声“嗖嗖”连响，弓箭手们突齐射，箭矢如雨般飞向林雷一行，众人急忙闪避。除了闪避，卡瓦还用他手中的巨型战刀格挡了一些箭矢。

Without any reason that could justify, any apology that could atone for the abruptness, the rudeness, nay, the insolence of it.

有任何理由可以证明，任何道歉都可以弥补它的突，粗鲁，不，无礼。

There is a bareness and abruptness in their literature which grates upon a taste accustomed to the intricacy and finish of printed books.

他们的文学作品显得空洞和突，这让人们习惯了印刷书籍的复杂性和完成度。

She did not get up and leave the room, as she had done in former days, when his abruptness or his temper had annoyed her.

她有起身离开房间， 就像从前他的突或脾气惹恼她时那样。

Then with an awkward, shy abruptness: " I have never told it to anybody yet; but I'll tell you if you care to hear" .

后带着一种尴尬、害羞的突：“我还有告诉任何人；如果你想听，我会告诉你的”。

At last, looking up with a certain abruptness, " It is your belief that if she marries me he will cut her off" ? he asked.

最后，突抬起头来， “你相信如果她嫁给我， 他就会和她断绝关系” ？ 他问。

" Sir, " said he, " you will excuse my abruptness; but I judge you from your appearance to be pre-eminently a man of the world" .

“先生，”他说，“请原谅我的突；从你的外表来看，我判断你一位出类拔萃的老实人。”