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常見(jiàn)例句

While the firefighters have come in for considerable criticism, a surprising number of commentators have come to their defense — and lashed out at the family that lost their home.
正當(dāng)那隊(duì)消防員受到強(qiáng)烈譴責(zé)之時(shí)，大批評(píng)論員出人意外地出面為他們辯護(hù)并猛烈抨擊那戶失去房屋的家庭。
The utilitarian ethic has a strong intuitive appeal due to its simplicity, but it has nevertheless, particularly in Mill’s exposition, come in for wide-ranging and sustained criticism.
功利理論由于其簡(jiǎn)單而具有很強(qiáng)的直覺(jué)魅力，但在穆勒的闡釋中，它卻受到各方面的不斷的批判和詬病。
Client volume is small at about 70 a week, of whom 25 come in for one-to-one financial advice.
目前客戶量很小，每周約為70人次，其中25人次是為了一對(duì)一的財(cái)務(wù)咨詢而來(lái)。

And so we are proposing to give this pouch to mothers in their first or second trimester, when they come in for their first antenatal care visit.
The Northern Kingdom Israel is going to come in for very, very bad press at the hands of the Deuteronomistic writers which shows that they probably favor or come from Judah So the northern kings are going to be uniformly denigrated.
北方王國(guó)以色列將會(huì)進(jìn)入,一個(gè)非常壞的形象，在《申命記》作者的筆下,這表明他們可能喜歡或者來(lái)自于猶大,那么北方的國(guó)王們就全部都被詆毀。
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But also you'd think that if there was a group of people that really had been attending the calories it would be this group, because very few people who come in for weight loss are doing it for the first time, so almost everybody has been on lots of different dietary attempts and somewhere along the line they've been doing calories.
想一想,如果世界上還有一群人,真正關(guān)注卡路里的話,那就是肥胖人群,因?yàn)槟切﹨⒓訙p肥項(xiàng)目的人中,很少有人是第一次參加,幾乎人人都進(jìn)行過(guò)多次不同的飲食控制,他們也嘗試過(guò)計(jì)算卡路里減肥
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If customers come in for local gossip, then tear it up online, he says.
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In November he received a call inviting him to come in for an interview.
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