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On weekends she goes shopping as often as not：周末她常上街买东西

As often as not = very frequently经常,常常: | On weekends she goes shopping as often as not. 周末她常上街买东西. | More often than not = very frequently 往往,常常:

How often...? How often do you go to the movies：什么时候 ...... 一次? 你多久去看一次电影

[03:10.20]26. haven't...so far. We haven't h... | [03:17.73]27. How often...? How often do you go to the movies?;什么时候 ...... 一次? 你多久去看一次电影? | [03:23.10]How often do you go out to eat? Ho...

More often than not = very frequently：往往,常常

On weekends she goes shopping as often as not. 周末她常上街买东西. | More often than not = very frequently 往往,常常: | More often than not,I get up at six. 我常常六点起床.

Not often,once a month：不多,一月一次

- How often do you see your parents? 你多久去看望你的父母一次? | - Not often,once a month. 不多,一月一次. | - Quite often,twice a week. 经常去,一周两次.

read stories very often：常看故事

read novels very often? 常看小說 | read stories very often? 常看故事 | read books very often? 常看書

He was late for school, as is often the case：他又迟到了,他常常这样

(1)He was absent, as is often the case. 他没有来,这... | (2)He was late for school, as is often the case. 他又迟到了,他常常这样. | (3)He shouts when he gets angry, as is often the case. 他生气时就大叫...

The company offers excellent after-sales service：服务

often adv. 多次的 "How often do you go there " "Once a month." | service n 服务 The company offers excellent after-sales service. | four card. num. 四 There are four monkeys hiding in this tree.

as often as not：时常,屡次

59、as often happens 如同经常发生那样 | 60、as often as not 时常,屡次 | 61、as opposed to 与......相反[相对比]

As often as not = very frequently：经常,常常

He would do it as soon as not. 他会乐于做这项工作的. | As often as not = very frequently经常,常常: | On weekends she goes shopping as often as not. 周末她常上街买东西.

and bluster and the wielders of force：我们往往予以认同

Too often, we honor swagger|对于崇尚暴力和狂妄自大的人 | and bluster and the wielders of force.|我们往往予以认同 | Too often, we excuse those|对于那些将自己的幸福

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.