常見例句雙語(yǔ)例句“The smell from the rubber is unbearable,” a migrant worker told the South China Morning Post, “but we don’t even get a toxic fumes subsidy.”“橡膠發(fā)出的味道沒法忍受”，一個(gè)外地來(lái)此打工的工人對(duì)《南方早報(bào)》的記者說(shuō)，“但是我們甚至得不到這種毒煙侵害的崗位津貼。”It is important that we should keep our mind decent and perhaps needless to say, we should not post or circulate pictures, " he told the South China Morning Post.最重要的是我們要保持我們的心靈正派,也許不用說(shuō),我們不應(yīng)該郵寄或流通照片。The 42-year-old woman's brush with disaster happened on Tuesday morning when she slipped, jamming the offending 15-cm implement down her throat, the South China Morning Post said.南方早報(bào)報(bào)導(dǎo)，現(xiàn)年42歲的女士牙刷災(zāi)難發(fā)生在周二上午，她受到干擾滑倒，一個(gè)約長(zhǎng)15CM的東西掉進(jìn)了她的咽喉。leansong.spaces.live.com權(quán)威例句Hong Kong's South China Morning Post reported on October 28th that China had begun talks with the pirates.ECONOMIST: A hijack dilemma for China 返回 South China Morning Post