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- A family on a budget can't afford meat every day. 經(jīng)濟拮據的家庭不能每天享用肉食。
- Don't mix up this pair of synonyms. 別把這兩個(gè)近義詞混淆了。
- Our budget has been pared to the bone. 我們的預算已削減到最低限度。
- He finds it hard to mix at parties. 他感到很難在聚會(huì )上與人攀談。
- Your budget figures were bang on this year. 你今年的預算數字十分準確。
- The committee approved the budget. 委員會(huì )核準該預算案。
- The old man decided not to mix in politics. 那位老人決定不參與政治。
- Congress has approved the new educational budget. 國會(huì )通過(guò)了新的教育預算。
- The old couple budgeted for the coming year. 老兩口為下一年定預算。
- Pink and blue mix well together. 粉色和藍色在一起很協(xié)調。
- Your budget figures were spot-on this year. 你做的本年度預算數字十分準確。
- In my job, I mix with all sorts of people. 我在工作中常和各種人打交道。
- We had to trim a lot off our travel budget. 我們當時(shí)只好大量削減旅行預算。
- I love to mix with people chaste in mind. 我喜歡與思想純潔的人來(lái)往。
- Our budget needs drastic revision. 我們的預算需作重大修改。
- Don't mix with people of that stamp. 不要和那種人交往。
- She was so busy that she was in a mix. 她忙得頭腦發(fā)昏。
- Military budget continue to spiral. 軍費預算繼續上升。
- We can sometimes mix business with pleasure. 我們有時(shí)能把工作和娛樂(lè )結合起來(lái)。
- I think we con give the budget our full backing. 我認為我們可以完全支持這項預算。
