We never call it a " tea table" .

我们从不叫它" " 。

I am the Queen of a tea table!

我是这个几的女王！

We never call it a " tea table." There is no such thing.

我们从不把它称“”。没有叫“”的东西。

The tea table went over, and Nick was down on the floor in a second.

被掀翻了，尼克赶紧趴到了地上。

Meg arranged the tea table, Jo brought wood and set chairs, dropping, over–turning, and clattering everything she touched.

梅格整理好几；乔弄来了木柴，在整理椅子时把东西碰落的碰落，打翻的打翻，弄得砰砰作响。

" I mean, not at a tea table, " he said.

“我的意思是，不是在几上，”他说。

We'll set up two of the tea tables.

我们摆两个几。

Meg arranged the tea table, Jo brought wood and set chairs, dropping, over-turning, and clattering everything she touched.

梅格摆好几，乔搬来木头，摆好椅子，她碰过的东西都掉落、翻倒、咯咯作响。

Everything is in harmony-large digital TV on the wall, glass-made tea table, beautiful plants, couch and sofa, a good book, a good wine.

墙上的大数字电视, 玻璃制的几、美的植物, 椅子和沙发, 一本好书, 美酒当然不可少。

She reaches across the tiny tea table and the sad little pile of water crackers and touches the back of Alex's hand.

她把手伸过小几和那堆可怜的饼干，触摸亚历克斯的手背。

When you step into our apartment, you can see a wooden sofa, a tea table, a big Sony TV in the living room.

当你走进我们的公寓时，你可以看到客厅里有一张木制沙发、一张几、一台索尼大电视。