骑着马

This is not what the Mongols, because they have a large number of new war horse, according to need continuous for the ride.

这对蒙古人来说不是什么问题，因为他们战时备有大批新马，能按需要连续不断地换着骑。

Pure vitriol spilled from the pens of my critics,but I see no reason to revise my central hypothesis,which is based on the records of the day:that Hitler grasped quite early on that antisemitism would be a powerful vote-catching force in Germany;that he had no compunction against riding that evil steed right up to the portals of the chancellery in 1933;but that once inside and in power,he dismounted and paid only lip service to that part of his Party creed.

纯粹的刻薄话从批评家的笔下溢出，但是我仍未看到有任何必要来修订我的核心理论，因为这是基于当时的记录所得来的：希特勒很早就清楚，反犹政策在德国将会是获得大量选票的原动力；在1933年，他也并没有后悔靠着骑上这匹邪恶的马，犹如猎狐一般直冲向总理府的大门；可一旦进入总理府当权之后，他立即下马，把这个政策局限在口头的应酬和党的纲领的一部分。

Since the sixth grade, we had spent hours and days cutting out horse pictures for our walls, fantasizing of being grow, married and owning horse ranches side by side and doing nothing but riding to our hearts' content.

从六年级开始，我们就整天呆在一起四处剪集马的图片，贴在各自家里的墙上，幻想着长大、结婚后，拥有各自的马场，当然是挨在一起的，什么都不做，只是骑马，骑到我们心满意足为止。

It is said that the horse was once a free animal , living an unrestrained life in the forests and open fields. Light- hearted, it enjoyed chewing fresh green grass, a total stranger to whips , reins , to say nothing of a rider of its back who would brandish a whip and pull around the reins.

传说马本是自由的，它曾无拘无束地生活在莽林旷野里，幸福地咀嚼着鲜嫩湿润的青草，那时候没有鞭子，没有缰绳，更没有挥舞鞭子扯动缰绳骑在它脊背上的主人。

In the United States, chronic alcoholism and hepatitis C are the most common ones.

在美国，慢性酒精中毒，肝炎是最常见的。

If you have any questions, you can contact me anytime.

如果有任何问题，你可以随时联系我。