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常見例句

雙語例句

• Don't rush at your work or you will spoil it.
  不要匆忙地做你的工作，否則你會(huì)把它做壞的。
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• I was. I remember the night I finished as clear as a bell: November 1. I was listening to Rush at very high volume over and over, it was freezing cold, I was starting to paint, but the moon was out.
  是這樣的，我清清楚楚的記得那天晚上的情景：11月1日，我在聽搖滾樂，音量放的很大，天氣很冷，我開始刷油漆，這時(shí)月亮出來了，我擡頭看者月亮，邊看邊轉(zhuǎn)，伸出雙手。
• You should not rush at the job .
  你不該倉促地做那項(xiàng)工作。

原聲例句

• (Music) There's not exactly a rush of good news across economically stressed America unless you work at one of our 1,200 community colleges.
• We've got them on a rush to try to get the book out and they're thinking that we'll at least have copies to reviewers by June.
  我們?cè)噲D盡快,將其出版竝且他們認(rèn)爲(wèi),六月份之前，至少我們將可以把草稿給評(píng)論家看。
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• At some point I may rush to catch up ahead.
  有的方麪我會(huì)急著想要超前。
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權(quán)威例句

• ECB's main message to euro-zone wannabes at an enlargement seminar in November was: rush at your peril.
  ECONOMIST: The ECB heads for turbulence
• Traditionally it is the dollar to which investors rush at times of uncertainty, though measuring the effect of safe-haven status is difficult.
  ECONOMIST: Worth less than a euro The
• America, on the other hand, was in no rush at the start of the fast-moving changes in Egypt to give up on Hosni Mubarak.
  ECONOMIST: The American conundrum
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