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常見(jiàn)例句

That is what is called easy money, but easy come easy go.
所謂倘來(lái)之物，易來(lái)易去。
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They did not offer much help, but did offer what is called amnesty to all pirates if they would stop being pirates.
但是這些國(guó)家竝未提供太多幫助，相反衹要海盜們放棄海盜的身份，它們爲(wèi)他們提供所謂的“特赦令”。
First, I must say that I’m not in the favor of what is called affirmations, those little sentences you tell yourself and supposely do magic.
首先，我必須要說(shuō)的是我竝不喜歡這種所謂的自我肯定療法：你對(duì)自己講幾句話，然後奇跡就會(huì)發(fā)生。

Many patients suffer from weakness or what is called a "pins and needles" feeling in the arms and legs.
What gave rise in the Western world to what is called "hermeneutics" was in fact the Protestant Reformation.
事實(shí)上是西方的新教改革“,導(dǎo)致了所謂的“詮釋學(xué)“的産生。
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if the employer can show what is called a "Bona Fide Occupational Qualification", a BFOQ.
就是雇主能夠証明存在“法定職業(yè)要求”，簡(jiǎn)稱BFOQ。
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