查询词典 thanks

But there is something sexy about a first-timer like Charlotte：跟夏绿蒂这种菜鸟做 也挺性感的

Well, thanks.|谢谢 | But there is something sexy about a first-timer like Charlotte.|跟夏绿蒂这种菜鸟做 也挺性感的 | Really?|真的吗?

Thanks, Cochise：多谢了

Ha, ha, ha. Home sweet home.|啊,温馨的家 | Thanks, Cochise.|多谢了 | No, you fucking idiot! I've worked at a restaurant my whole life.|不,你这白痴!我这辈子都在餐馆里工作

Why wait till Saturday? Are you free tomorrow：何必等到星期六,你明天有空吗

Thanks for doing that for us, by the way.|感谢你保家卫国 | Why wait till Saturday? Are you free tomorrow?|何必等到星期六,你明天有空吗? | Sure. I'll get somebody to cover me.|行啊,我找人代班

A fool and his money are soon parted：傻瓜花钱快

1818 A good friend is my nearest relation. 好友即至亲. | 1819 A fool and his money are soon parted. 傻瓜花钱快. | 1820 A forced kindness deserves no thanks. 虚情假意不值得感谢.

Kudos on the Christmas cookies, Mom：谢谢圣诞蛋糕,妈妈

-Not so funny now?! -I'm sorry! I'm sorry!|-还有意思吗?! -对不起!对不起... | Kudos on the Christmas cookies, Mom.|谢谢圣诞蛋糕,妈妈 | Thanks, pumpkin. I'll be back in an hour.|谢谢,小南瓜,我一小时后回来

The Grapes Of Wrath, John Steinbeck：英文原版书 愤怒的葡萄价格

Thanks for the memories 感谢记忆 [英文原版书]价格:6.50 | The grapes of Wrath John steinbeck 英文原版书 愤怒的葡萄价格:8.00 | stieg larsson the girl with the dragon tattoo 带龙纹身的女孩价格:11.00

be frozen with fear：吓得发呆

24. on the deserted street 在无人的街头 | 25. be frozen with fear 吓得发呆 | 26. express one's thanks to...表示感谢

Hmm. Good name：嗯 好名字

Moondance Alexander.|默恩邓思 亚历山大 | Hmm. Good name.|嗯 好名字 | Thanks. Nobody's ever said that before. Well, except my mother.|谢谢 从来没人这么说过 嗯 除了我妈妈

The Ram's Horn? Thanks：要公羊角报吗? 谢谢

So you come with me.|跟我来 | The Ram's Horn? Thanks.|要公羊角报吗? 谢谢 | Sure. can l have one?|不客气 我要一份?

He has nerve. He has a receding hairline. Did you mention that to him：他神经质啊 他的头发还地区支援中央呢 你跟他提起过吗

Oh, thanks. Derek thinks tha... | He has nerve. He has a receding hairline. Did you mention that to him?|他神经质啊 他的头发还地区支援中央呢 你跟他提起过吗? | - Did you tell him to go to receding hairl...

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.