根据“Joonas pushed the dog away”可知乔纳斯推阿莱霍让他走开。故选B。 (13)题详解: 句意:他用牙齿咬住乔纳斯的衬衫。 feet脚;paws爪子;teeth牙齿;legs腿。根据“He pulled and pulled until his mouth broke.”可知嘴烂了,应是用牙齿咬住衬衫。故选C。 (14)题详解: 句意:男孩终于明白了。 refused...
12.B 根据空后的“Joonas pushed the dog away”可知,此处表 示Joonas 让Alejo走开。 13.C 根据空后一句“He pulled and pulled until his mouth broke.”可知,Alejo的嘴破了,由此可推断Alejo是用牙齿 咬住Joonas的衬衫。 14.B 根据最后一段中的“Alejo ran toward the hill, looking back to make sure ...
Defiantly, without a trace of fear, she accosted her mother with the words: “Where's Miss Mann? ” “In her room, I suppose.” “There's no one in her room; she never went to bed. She must have gone away last night. Why didn't you tell us anything about it? ” The mother ...
8. have a way with, to have a charming, persuasive, or effective manner of dealing with: He has a way with children; to have a way with words. 9. have one's way with, to have sexual intercourse with, esp. through cajolery or intimidation. 10. in a way, after a fashion; to ...
1.___ (眼里含着泪),he pushed his friend away.2.The woman ___ (抱着婴儿) and got on the bus.3.He said a word ___ (面带紧张的笑容) and the other people watched ___ (饶有兴趣地).4.The man ___ (坐在李雷旁边的) is my new teacher. 答案 1. With tears in his eyes ...
or words to that effect. On the European continent, the reaction tends to be loud and argumentative; in some other parts of the world, queue-jumpers may simply be pushed back into line. Ironically (具有讽刺意义的是), it is only in England, where queue-jumping is regarded as deeply ...
My wife, Monica, moved her practice online, and I’d hear her down in the basement, not the words or even the tone so much as the endlessness of it, with her patients onscreen, in states of dislocation and despair, as she put in more hours than she had in her entire life. Before...
or words that affect. On the European continent, the reaction tends to be loud and argumentative; in some other parts of the world,queue-jumpers may simply be pushed back into line. Ironically, it is only England.where queue-jumping is regarded as deeply immoral.that the queue-jumper is ...
During moments of festivity, when the indigenous men were intoxicated enough to talk, he would steal (dérober) the words from their mouths to present them for the European reader (Breton 1999, iii). There is an ethical dimension here: the missionary comes from the outside and takes words ...
But for heaven's sake, don't use words like mused, sighed, and cajoled just for the sake of changing it up and keeping it fresh. I don't think there's a great risk of word fatigue if you use 'said'. Better yet, use nothing at all if you can get away with it. Matt - ...