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Already, 65% of shoppers say they'd switch stores if a rival offered increased online service, according to a study by Netgrocer.com, whose business model is FedExing nonperishable goods nationwide.

已经有65%的购物者说：如果有一家竞争超市提供更多的网上服务，他们就会转向。这是根据Netgrocer的研究得来的。Netgrocer网上购物公司的业务模式是全国范围内快递不易损坏的货物。

But not that they'd admit it. I mean...

但并不是他们承认了，我是说。。。

They'd have his last known address. Names of relatives... Well it's a chance. isn't it How can you be so obtuse

"可还有他最后的地址，亲威的名字……这可是个机会，对吧你怎么这么迟钝"

Yes, they'd like him to be able to bring more offense every night.

是的，他们也希望看到他有更多的进攻。

Your hair is so greasy, if you went for a swim in the sea, they'd think you were an oil slick.

你的头发油太多了，如果你到海里游泳，人们会把你当作一块浮油。

But they'd taken a break from serious pricing to indulge in trying to one-up each other with their latest tales from the trail.

但他们还需要暂停讨价还价，仔细地分析它们标榜的优点中挑出一个他们更满意的。

So if it wasn't for me, they'd put you in an orphanage.

那么假如你没有我……，人家会把你关在孤儿院内？

They'd never known their mother to outstay her packing before.

因为以前从未听说过他们的母亲在外地逗留会超过行李允许的时间。

They'd probably let you do it over the phone.

他们很有可能让你在电话里。

As I picked the weeds from around their tombstones, I was struck again by how few years they'd had on earth: twenty-eight for my father, fifty-eight for Papaw, sixty-six for Mammaw (and back in Hot Springs, fifty-seven for my stepfather).

我拔了拔墓碑四周的草，突然，再一次地，我意识到，他们在这个世上才活了那么几年：父亲28岁去世，外公58岁，外婆66岁（而我温泉城的继父是57岁时走的）。

In the negative and interrogative forms, of course, this is identical to the non-emphatic forms.

。但是，在否定句或疑问句里，这种带有"do"的方法表达的效果却没有什么强调的意思。

Go down on one's knees;kneel down

屈膝跪下。。。下跪祈祷