查询词典 entertain at a banquet on some happy occasion

U used to do sth：过去经常做什么

takes sb. some time to do sth. 花时间做某事 | U used to do sth 过去经常做什么 | used for doing sth 用于做什么 used of 利用

Not usually：不一定

Medically, I mean.|我是说医学上 | Not usually.|不一定 | Some cases, the form of a hallucination can|有些案例, 幻觉的内容

The next day at the Hotel Vasectomy：隔天在他的豪宅里

they found a lump in my breast, and it's cancer.|我在胸部发现肿块,是癌症 | The next day at the Hotel Vasectomy...|隔天在他的豪宅里 | I had some questions for the man next to me.|我向他发问了

The dusty vases：(落满了灰尘的花瓶)

the quiet, white vases.(安静的洁白的花瓶) | Just like some vases,(就像一些花瓶) | The dusty vases.(落满了灰尘的花瓶)

And no one will think twice to investigate the death of some obscure vaud：不会有人调查这种不起眼的死亡

because,after all,you're not actually father and daughter,are you?... | And no one will think twice to investigate the death of some obscure vaud...|不会有人调查这种不起眼的死亡 | Are you listening?|你...

of some obscure vaudevillian called Splendini,who is really a stranger to me：这个不起眼的,和我毫不相干的 名叫思朋兰迪尼的杂耍演员

No one will think twice to investigate the death|根本... | of some obscure vaudevillian called Splendini,who is really a stranger to me.|这个不起眼的,和我毫不相干的 名叫思朋兰迪尼的杂耍演员 | Help!|救命...

But an empty vaunt：皆因人有所感,实为所欲

Matched with thine, would be all 与你共唱,便只可矫揉附和, | But an empty vaunt-- 皆因人有所感,实为所欲 | A thing wherein we feel there is some hidden want. 可从中取得.

The vegetables in the garden vegetate vigorously：(园子里的植物在茁壮成长. )

3)He had some green vegetables for dinner.(他晚餐吃了些蔬菜. ) | 4)The vegetables in the garden vegetate vigorously.(园子里的植物在茁壮成长. ) | 8.Ignore v. 不顾,不理,忽视

The vegetables in the garden vegetate vigorously：(园子里得植物在茁壮成长. )

3)He had some green vegetables for dinner.(他晚餐吃了些蔬菜. ) | 4)The vegetables in the garden vegetate vigorously.(园子里得植物在茁壮成长. ) | 8.Ignore v. 不顾,不理,忽视

A vending machine：自动贩卖机

You'd put a quarter in, pull some handles and win a candy bar.|把铜板放进去 一拉把手,就能拿到糖果 | A vending machine?|自动贩卖机? | Don't feel bad for me. I won every time!|别为我难过 每次我都会赢

tulwar：曲刀, 弯刀

honey centrifuge 分蜜机, 摇蜜机, 甩蜜机 | tulwar 曲刀, 弯刀 | Joseph 约瑟夫(男子名)

subjectivism：主观主义

虽然承认客观世界的存在,但将其仅视为一种认识的材料,而否认它于认识过程和认识结果的作用,将知识主观化和工具化(唐龙云,2003),最终还是走上"主观主义"(subjectivism)认识论的道路.