1.Yeah, but don't keep her all afternoon.

是的 但别占她整个下午。

2.A state game warden was called in to evict the furry squatter.

一位州狩猎管理员被叫来驱逐这只毛茸茸的占者。

3.Oh, so now it's my fault that that lunatic commandeered our safe room?

这么说那疯子占我们那安全的房间还是我的错？

4.Germany was now poised to seize the entire French fleet, one of the biggest in the world.

德国现在想占整个法国舰队世上最大的一支舰队。

5.Can you please explain how, Serena is commandeering the Yale rep while you're supposed to be his usher?

请你解释一下 本该由你来陪同接待的耶鲁代表 怎么会让Serena占？

6.He warned that if Britain lost the war, Hitler might demand the Royal Navy as part of the peace deal.

他警告如果不列颠战败，希特勒会占皇家海军作为和平的条件。

7.You guys are hogging the whole bed.

你们占整张床。机翻

8.So Laura is telling Jun to stop hogging the couch.

所以劳拉告诉君不要再占沙发。机翻

9.Hanajima, don't hog all the credit. Ah, just forget it.

花岛，别占所有功劳。啊，算。

10.They hog the TV and I can't walk around the house in my underwear.

他们占，我不能穿着内衣在屋子里走来走去。机翻

11.If someone were hogging the floor, you could tell them to get off their soapbox.

如果有人占地板，你可以告诉他们离开他们的肥皂盒。机翻

12.Haha, so what if you ended up seizing this place for your own?

哈哈，就算你最终占此地又如何？机翻

13.The energetic, sexy dance song was hugely popular, holding the number one position on Billboard's hit list for 10 weeks straight.

这首充满活力、性感的舞曲大受欢迎，连续10周占公告牌热门歌曲排行榜榜首。

14.Because my boo at home, yeah, my boo lets me hog the blanket, okay?

因为我在家里的嘘声，是的，我的嘘声让我占毯子， 好吗？机翻

15.Felix says it annoys him when people " hog" (hog) more than one seat.

菲利克斯说，当人们“占”(hog) 不止一个席位时，他感到很恼火。机翻

16.Anyway, Dad-- - Stop hogging Dad already!

不管怎么说, 爸爸 - - 别再占爸爸!机翻

17.Granting that you owed him no gratitude, were you obliged to go out of your way to take his wife from him?

“就说你用不着对他感恩，难道你就该占住他的老婆？

18.Sometimes he gets in the way when I want to invite someone over and he's always hogging the couch.

有时，当我想邀请某人过来时，他会妨碍我，而且他总是占沙发。机翻

19.If someone is " hogging the seats, " they're using more than one seat, more than what they need.

如果有人“占座位” ，那么他们使用的座位不止一个，超过他们所需要的。机翻

20.Scotland's former first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, was for once glad that Mr Johnson hogged the headlines to divert attention from her troubles.

苏格兰前首席大臣妮古拉·斯特金这一次很高兴约翰逊占新闻头条，把人们的注意力从她的问题上转移开。