【正文】 t work out how to press her many thoughts into one letter. So Dorothy thought she would visit her mother and tell her about every ponent of the letter she hadn39。然后他們委任前市長為指揮官來指揮這次戰(zhàn)斗，他的主要職責(zé)是組織一個委員會與每個人交流，確保他們的意見被記錄下來并加以比較。我注意到她的一只蹄子上繞了一根帶子，上面她的名字。賈森一有空就訓(xùn)練她玩新把戲。ve got a visitor. Come and say hello. Smelly wiped the clay off her trotters on the mat and came over. She stood on her hind legs and kissed me with her coarse snout. I noticed that one of her trotters was coiledby a band with her name on it. I read in the column that pigs are smarter than dogs, is that true? I asked. Oh, yes, their trotters are more clever than claws, Jason said, There is a story about how a pig saved his master39。羅科闡明說這是一種新的藝術(shù)表現(xiàn)形式，壓根兒不是傳統(tǒng)藝術(shù)。s art, and most think it clashes with classic art. Rocco laughs at this sort of claim and says that under the circumstances they might as well turn a blind eye to his works, as he doesn39?！昂芏嗄昵埃⒁虃冊诮稚蠐斓揭?個嬰兒，他病得很重，都快窒息了。突然他匆匆地走了。 they called him Sam. 山姆 在大學(xué)里主修化學(xué)，但他對成為化學(xué)家并不感興趣，他只是喜歡擺弄化學(xué)制品。終于，看守在布蘭柯的囚室里發(fā)現(xiàn)了藏在海報后面的一個大洞。他還蓋了一間房供犯人作閱覽室用，并設(shè)法通過一個慈善渠道弄到了一批圖書。t frown when he was challenged to fight, he never fot her and his desire to capture the true murderer became even stronger. Then one night when all the prisoners returned from a ceremony held in the hall, the guard started to call the roll, but Bronco wasn39?！翱次业淖齑绞窃趺磩泳托辛耍艺f的是 39。一天麥克斯正在附近到處尋找一些特殊鑄件，他忽然看見了一家書店。 there they were, all the latest books from the catalog. He then asked the girl to get all of them but was told they were on exhibition only and not for sale. What do you mean by 39。于是他們登廣告招募不抽香煙、身體健康的老年人。他們搭了一個小木屋，并用一根纜繩連到一輛出租車上。簡言之，這事太難了，所以我們就把它留給了侍應(yīng)，讓他來解 決這個問題。侍應(yīng)正在為當(dāng)晚作安排給他的預(yù)算太少了，而他大批定購的低廉的飲料又很受歡迎。我把身子彈出車門向她鞠了個躬?！? bring into being 使出現(xiàn)，使存在 e into being 出現(xiàn)，形成 中國最大的管理資源中心 (大量免費(fèi)資源共享 ) 第 4 頁 共 27 頁 beyond belief 難以置信 (at) full blast 大力地，全速地 B4 blouse～ brass [font color=red]第 31頁 [/font] I eased off the brake, moved slowly forward, and rounded the bend in the road, but then had to brake suddenly. In the middle of the road was a woman who held a sign saying, Ban the Bomb. She stood there 39。此外，這位老婦人已 90 好幾，她的死可以讓大家都得益。s last murder of his uncle, who died in a terrible blast, I bet you won39。根據(jù)他的表現(xiàn)，我敢肯定早晚他會用棒球棒打我。ll abuse me with his baseball bat one day. And mind you, I hate his ugly beard. I used to be the richest trick dog in the country, and have the best bearing, too. I can jump over the highest barrierand barrel ovey any high beam. I attended the Animals Olympice on behalf of the country. I had so many fans who loved me so much that my body guards had brouble keeping thim at bay. The dog beamed with pride. Hey, said the neighbor, he can talk! How e you want to sell him for just five dollars? I39。為了讓生病的朋友高興，他們帶了一只氣球去醫(yī)院，氣球上還掛著旗幟。d be kept behind bars. So they packed their baggage and moved to another city. However, as they had no jobs and were bankrupt, they could barely exist, and had great trouble just to keep a balance in their account. They could only afford bare necessities. To make things worse, one of them had bacon with bacteria in it and his life was in the balance. All these troubles would not make them stop playing music or take a backward move, though. They threw off their shirts and bared their chests, as it got hootter. The patients were very excited about it too, and a man with an arm banded with plaster even danced to their music, but when he moved backwards, he threw himself off balance. The band then became a big success and were even invited to perform in a concert to raise funds for bankrupts and homeless people. 有一個愛好音樂的理發(fā)師組織了一個樂隊在一間小酒吧演奏背景音樂。他們只買得起勉強(qiáng)的生活必需品。 know...backward 對。 別表現(xiàn)得傻呼呼的。我倒希望他只會用叫聲跟我說話。在法庭上，警察稱其為最殘忍的謀 殺，說其殘忍的程度令人難以置信。這樣的事究竟是怎么出現(xiàn)的？生命是寶貴的，即使用十億美元也換不回來。接著，像晴天霹靂一般，我突然意識到她雖然頭上戴著弓形發(fā)夾，身上卻沒有穿任何牌子的襯衫。 as bold as brass:極其膽大妄為；極為唐突放肆 a bolt from/out of the blue 晴天霹靂，意外事件 be bound up in 熱 中于，忙于 be bound up with 與??有密切關(guān)系 know no bounds 不知限量，無限 bow out 退出，辭職 B5 breadth～ butterfly [font color=red]第 33頁 [/font] There was a brilliant flash of light from a bulb by the wedding photographer. It filled the length and breadth of the room, and for one brief moment it was like a bullet of light, bouncing off every brick in the building. I rubbed my eyes, wiped my brow, and tried not to bump into anything as I walked to the bar for a drink. The barman was trying to budget for the night, because the budget he had been given was so small, and the cheap budget drinks he had ordered in bulk were so popular. However, before I arrived, I felt a breeze around the bump on my elbow, which was caused by a crazy butterfly of a big breed, as it tried to land on a small bunch of flowers pinned to the breast of a beautiful bride, who was inside a big plastic bubble. Its bulk was an obvious burden in flight, as the poor thing tried to bump its way to the flowers. It probably also had a problem to breed, or to land on a flower, because its weight would burden anything it landed on. I tried to bundle it into a bag. Noticing my problem, the groom then decided to breeze over and brief me on how to catch this troublemaker. But he was a bundle of nerves as he tried to bundle up the courage to make a clean breast of the fact that he had left the door open. Meanwhile, the wedding guests tried to bulk around one end of the room, so the official from the Bureau of Big Things who was there to write a br