We love him because he is full of fanciful stories.

我们喜欢他是因为他有一稀奇古怪的故事。

If it makes you feel any better, my mom's just full of pound cake.

如果你听了会好受点，我妈一都是重磅蛋。

" No." I didn't feel like mentioning that my stomach was already full-of butterflies.

“不饿。”我根本不想告诉他我饱得很——憋着一的惴惴不安七上八下。

So it appears this sucker died and fossilized with a bellyful of blood—the only known specimen.

如此来这家伙是带着一的血液死后变成化石的—这是唯一已知的标本。

" About what" ? he asked, so innocently that Wolf Larsen was disconcerted, while the others smiled.

" 有什么意见？" " 黑崽" 问，一片天真，呛得拉尔森一火。 别的人笑了。

All his irritation was gone, and he felt-eh bien, oui, je ne le nie pas-he felt an overwhelming pity.

他来时的一怒气已经烟消云散；他感到——哦，对，我不能否认。——他感到从心坎里涌现出一阵无限的怜悯之情。

Then he stopped, looking towards Anita and Rune's house, his jaws clamped so hard that they made a creaking sound.

之后，欧维一火，不得不额外又逛一圈，就为了冷静冷静。

I have boatloads to say about him.

关于他，我有一的话要说。

And I got home, but I was pissed off.

我回到家了，但是一火。

I have a chestnut full of takes about the Nets.

我对篮网队有一法，像松鼠囤积冬天的栗一样。

I have a lot of rage in me.

我现在一的火。

You won't have to get all mad.

你也不至于憋一气。

You're lucky we didn't pump you full of antibiotics.

我们没给你灌一抗生素已经不错了。

I followed them rather sulkily to the table at which Strickland always sat, and he called for the board and the chessmen.

我怀着一闷气跟在他们后面，走到思特里克兰德的老座位前边。他叫侍者取来了棋盘和棋。

You're going to be making sure Leatherface keeps his distance or risk getting a gut full of splinters.

你要确保 Leatherface 与他保持距离，否则可能会被炸得一的碎片。

Alright Ross, look. You're feeling a lot of pain right now. You're angry. You're hurting. Can I tell you what the answer is?

别闷闷不乐了，Ross。你现在很痛苦。你一火, 心如刀割。我能告诉你解决之道吗？

Taoist sage Zhuangzi invigorates this argument, by telling us about the mouse that only takes a bellyful of water when drinking at the pond.

道家圣人庄通过告诉我们老鼠在池塘里喝水时只喝一水来激发这个论点。

She made it a powerful merit in herself, and a strong reproach against Joe, that she wore this apron so much.

她常系着这条围裙，自以为很有功德，对乔则是一责难，因为乔系围裙的次数太少了。

Designed by the ultra-secretive rocket genius Sergei Korolev, the R-7 " Semyorka" was a breakthrough in weapons technology that left the USA eating Soviet dust.

R-7“Semyorka”是由超级神秘的火箭天才谢尔盖·科罗列夫设计的，是武器技术上的一项突破，让美国吃了苏联一灰。

They come down on their floats, skim up a load of water and then take it up to the fire to drop.

它们用浮筒着陆，汲满一水，然后再飞到火场上空将其倾倒。