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- He plays the violin for the fun of it. 她拉小提琴只是為了好玩。
- Yes! They're having fun,@ says Li Ming. “是的！他們玩得很開(kāi)心，” 李明說(shuō)。
- He is on a lone fun run, nothing to do with the race. 他自己跑著(zhù)玩的，和競賽無(wú)關(guān)。
- It is fun eating by stealth without being found. 偷吃而不被人發(fā)現很有趣。
- Author HE Hong bo;YANG Cheng ming;DUAN Xu wei;et al. （Department of Geratology;Daping Hospital;Third Military Medical College;Chongqing;400042）; 作者何洪波;楊成明;段緒偉;樊建紅;
- It is no fun betting on a sure thing. 對必然要發(fā)生的事打賭是毫無(wú)意義的。
- I suppose we'll have lunch at the Ming Tombs. 我想我們將在十三陵吃午飯。
- King Edward VIII abdicated in 1936. 英王愛(ài)德華八世于1936年退位。
- Peter sat next to Paul on the sofa. 彼得挨著(zhù)保羅坐在沙發(fā)上。
- It's cruel to make fun of a blind man. 取笑一個(gè)瞎子是殘忍的。
- Li Ming is not so old as Wang Lin. 李明沒(méi)有王林年齡大。
- It's cruel to make fun of people who stammer. 嘲笑口吃的人未免不近人情。
- It's no fun to find oneself at the end of the rope. 山窮水盡，可不是好玩兒的。
- Paul is all clued up about literature. 保羅對文學(xué)知之甚多。
- Peter is two inches tall than paul. 彼得比保羅高2英寸。
- John informed the principal against Paul. 約翰向校長(cháng)告發(fā)了保羅。
- Emperor Cheng Zu of the Ming Dynasty moved the capital to Beijing. 明成祖遷都北京。
- He was often made fun of for his strong accent. 由于他鄉音很重，大家常和他開(kāi)玩笑。
- Paul handled the meeting with great finesse. 保羅極其巧妙地掌握著(zhù)會(huì )議。
- Paul has got an excellent governess. 保羅有一位非常好的家庭女教師。
