31/12/07 |
occasional visit/trip °¸º¸±´³X / ¦æµ{
He made occasional visits to Beijing. |
30/12/07 |
rule out ±Æ°£ ¡A©Úµ´¦Ò¼{
The standing committee of the National People's
Congress ruled out full democracy in 2012. |
29/12/07 |
link with/to ¦³Ãö³s
Initial investigations suggested that the outbreak
of food poisoning could be linked to bacterial infection. |
28/12/07 |
equivalent to ¬Ûµ¥ªº¡A¬Û¦Pªº
At least 900 tonnes of paper, equivalent to 15
thousand trees, were used to print prospectuses for newly listed companies
last year. |
27/12/07 |
turn a blind eye µø¦Ó¤£¨£
Animal rights groups say the police have been turning
a blind eye to a series of brutal attacks on stray cats. |
26/12/07 |
cramped conditions ¾ÖÀ½ªº±¡ªp
Protestors called on the government to help pay
the rent of those living in cramped conditions. |
25/12/07 |
It emerged that ¨Æ¤w²M·¡
It emerged that the National People's Congress
would not set a timetable for universal suffrage in Hong Kong. |
24/12/07 |
snap up ·mÁÊ
Residents rushed to supermarkets to snap up bottled
water when water supply stopped. |
23/12/07 |
a plane/car crash ¸¾÷ / ¨T¨®¥¢¨Æ
All the passengers were killed in the plane crash.
|
22/12/07 |
cite sth as sth ¤Þ ... ¬°ÃÒ
He cited his heavy workload as the reason for his
breakdown. |
21/12/07 |
exert pressure on ¬I¥[À£¤O
The sustained economic expansion and the rising
fuel costs would continue to exert pressures on prices. |
20/12/07 |
give sth/sb the green light ã³\¡A³\¥i
The proposal has finally been given the green light.
|
19/12/07 |
consume food/drink ¦Y§¹/³Ü¥ú
The kids soon consumed all the food on the table. |
18/12/07 |
attendance at ¥X®u¡A¥X®u¤H¼Æ
My attendance at school is excellent. |
17/12/07 |
highly/fully qualified «Ü°÷¸ê®æªº
The financial statement was prepared by fully qualified
accountants. |
16/12/07 |
determine to do sth ¨M¤ß°µ¬Y¨Æ
She determined to ignore his faults. |
15/12/07 |
conform to ¿í¦u¡A²Å¦X
Most people willingly conform to the customs of
society. |
14/12/07 |
medical examination °·±dÀˬd
I need to have a medical examination before going
abroad. |
13/12/07 |
universal suffrage ´¶¿ï
Implementing universal suffrage for Chief Executive
first in 2012 is the expectation of more than half of the public. |
12/12/07 |
single-parent family ³æ¿Ë®a®x
The girl comes from a single-parent family and her
mother cannot look after her. |
11/12/07 |
fierce /strong criticism ±j¯P§åµû/«ü³d
Plans for the new road have drawn fierce criticism
from local people. |
10/12/07 |
notorious for Án¦W¯TÄy
Tin Shui Wai is a district notorious for its lack
of job opportunities and community facilities. |
9/12/07 |
raise/heighten/increase awareness ´£°ª»{ÃÑ
The campaign aims to raise public awareness of
the dangers of taking drugs. |
8/12/07 |
cause inconvenience ³y¦¨¤£«K
The new policy caused great inconvenience to the
residents. |
7/12/07 |
graduation ceremony ²¦·~¨å§
About 20 students interrupted a graduation ceremony
at Chinese University, at which former chief executive Tung Chee-hwa was
awarded an honorary doctorate. |
6/12/07 |
care about Ãö¤ß
No one seemed to care about her feelings. |
5/12/07 |
flying colours Àu²§ªí²{
He passed his exams with flying colours. |
4/12/07 |
as a reward §@¬°¼ú½à
As a reward for passing her exams, she got a new
bike from her parents. |
3/12/07 |
invaluable experience «D±`Ä_¶Qªº¸gÅç
Anson Chan said after the poll she had gained invaluable
experience from the campaign. |
2/12/07 |
live/work in perfect harmony ¤@°_¥Í¬¡ / ¤u§@±o¤Q¤À¿Ä¬¢
The work is proceeding according to plan and we
work in perfect harmony. |
1/12/07 |
do/work the night shift ·í©]§ó¤u§@
About 25 percent of the working population in Hong
Kong work night shifts. |
30/11/07 |
contribute to °_«P¦¨§@¥Î
The advertising campaign has contributed significantly
to the success of the new product. |
29/11/07 |
meet with sb's approval ±o¨ì¬Y¤Hªº§åã
Most of his girlfriends failed to meet with his
father's approval. |
28/11/07 |
make adjustments §@¤@¨Ç½Õ¾ã
We'll see how this schedule works, then we'll make
adjustments as necessary. |
27/11/07 |
improve one's image §ï¶i§Î¶H
The government will have to improve its image if
it wants to win the next election. |
26/11/07 |
get a divorce nÂ÷±B
She wants to get a divorce. |
25/11/07 |
senior citizens ªøªÌ
72 pedestrians were killed in traffic accidents
in the first 10 months of this year, mostly senior citizens. |
24/11/07 |
get/become pregnant Ãh¥¥
It came as a shock ¡V The girl got pregnant. |
23/11/07 |
be of benefit ¦³¯qªº¡A¦³¦n³Bªº
A legislator expressed disappointment at the level
of the fare reductions, saying they won't be of much benefit to the
vast majority of commuters. |
22/11/07 |
conscious of ·NÃѨ쪺¡A¹îı¨ìªº
Teachers are increasingly conscious of the importance
of the Internet. |
21/11/07 |
regular customer¦ÑÅU«È
Supermarkets use a variety of tactics to retain
regular customers. |
20/11/07 |
unemployment rate ¥¢·~²v
Hong Kong's unemployment rate has dropped to a nine-year
low of 3.9 percent. |
19/11/07 |
room for improvement §ï¶i¾l¦a
Your English is getting better, but there is still
room for improvement. |
18/11/07 |
familiarize yourself with sth ¨Ï¼ô±x¡A¨Ï³q¾å
They not only took the chance to familiarise themselves
with the motherland but also had their sense of national identity, communication
and inter-personal skills strengthened. |
17/11/07 |
financial/commercial transaction ª÷¿Ä·~°È/ °Ó°È
The sale of goods is the most common form of commercial
transaction. |
16/11/07 |
competitive edge / advantage Ävª§Àu¶Õ
We need to acquire more qualifications in order
to improve our competitive edge. |
15/11/07 |
sought-after ¼s¨üÅwªïªº/Äv¬ÛùPªº
She is one of the world's most sought-after singers. |
14/11/07 |
cannot condone¤£¯à¼e®¤
I cannot condone the use of violence of any kind.
|
13/11/07 |
well-established procedures ¦æ¤§¦³®Äªºµ{§Ç
The government will follow established procedures
and will process the application promptly and immediately. |
12/11/07 |
cruelty to children/animals ¹ï¨àµ£ / °Êª«ªº´Ý§Ô
There ought to be a tough law against cruelty to
animals. |
11/11/07 |
obstacle to »Ùê
Fear of change is the greatest single obstacle
to progress. |
10/11/07 |
in this respect ¦b³o¤è±
In this respect, we are no different from other
people. |
9/11/07 |
heave a sigh of relief ÃP¤F¤@¤f®ð
Hearing the news, she breathed a sigh of relief. |
8/11/07 |
motive for °Ê¾÷
The motive for the attack is still unknown. |
7/11/07 |
perform well/poorly/satisfactorily ªí²{¦n/®t/¥O¤Hº¡·N¦a
Our team performed well in the match yesterday. |
6/11/07 |
safeguard sb/sth against sth «OÅ@¡A®Â½Ã
The company was blamed for failing to safeguard
workers against dangerous chemicals. |
5/11/07 |
indifferent to ¤£·P¿³½ìªº¡A¤£Ãö¤ßªº
A survey showed that youngsters were indifferent
to international affairs. |
4/11/07 |
safety/fire/traffic regulations ¦w¥þ/ ¥æ³q /¤õĵ³W«h
He was fined for breaking traffic regulations.
|
3/11/07 |
lie/stand/remain idle ¶¢¸mµÛ
We can't leave this expensive machinery lying idle
. |
2/11/07 |
violation of the law / school rules ¹Hªk/¹H¤Ï®Õ³W
Possessing triad products is a violation of the
law. |
1/11/07 |
stringent laws / measures ÄY¼Fªºªk«ß/±¹¬I
The government has promised to take stringent measures
to deal with street crime. |
31/10/07 |
pledge to do sth ©Ó¿Õ°µ¬Y¨Æ
Secretary for Labour and Welfare pledged to introduce
measures to promote mutual community support. |
30/10/07 |
popular with ¨ü³ß·Rªº
Miss Chan is very popular with her pupils. |
29/10/07 |
eliminate poverty/hunger ®ø°£³h§x/°§¾j
Can we ever eliminate poverty from the world? |
28/10/07 |
foster an understanding of ¼W¶i¤F¸Ñ
This approach will foster an understanding of environmental
issues. |
27/10/07 |
make an announcement «Å§G
The president made an unexpected announcemnt this morning. |
26/10/07 |
file/lodge a complaint ´£¥X§ë¶D
Customers lodged a formal complaint about the way
they were treated. |
25/10/07 |
ultimate goal/aim/objective ³Ì²×¥Ø¼Ð
China's ultimate goal is to put a man on the moon
within 15 years. |
24/10/07 |
at all costs / at any cost ¤£±¤¥ô¦ó¥N»ù
He was determined to win at any cost. |
23/10/07 |
common/normal practice ´¶¹M°µªk
Bribery is common practice in many developing countries.
|
22/10/07 |
take the opportunity to do sth ¼¾÷
I'd like to take this opportunity to thank everyone
for their hard work on the project. |
21/10/07 |
nurture talents °ö¨|¤H¤~
The Democratic Party's former chairman, Yeung Sum,
said the best way to nurture political talents is to implement universal
suffrage. |
20/10/07 |
avoid doing sth ÁקK
This leaflet tells you how to avoid getting ill
while travelling. |
19/10/07 |
decide on ¨M©w±Ä¥Î¡A¿ï¾Ü
Have you decided on a date for your wedding? |
18/10/07 |
a buoyant economy ªYªY¦Vºaªº¸gÀÙ
The increase in Hong Kong's millionaire population
was driven by a buoyant economy and China's continued economic expansion. |
17/10/07 |
blood transfusion ¿é¦å
The driver lost a lot of blood as a result of the
accident so he was rushed to hospital for a blood transfusion. |
16/10/07 |
a wide range of ´T«×¤jªº/®t²§«Ü¤jªº
A study by the Consumer Council found trans fat
in a wide range of food products. |
15/10/07 |
prevent / avert a tragedy ¨¾¤î´d¼@
The measures were designed to prevent any similar
tragedies. |
14/10/07 |
ease the pain/pressure ´î»´¯kµh / À£¤O
We are trying to ease the pressure she is under
at work. |
13/10/07 |
take sth into your own hands ¿Ë¦Û³B²z¬Y¨Æ
"When people take everything into their own
hands, then you cannot govern the place," the chief executive said.
|
12/10/07 |
object to¤Ï¹ï
Some parents objected to reducing class sizes in
the most popular schools. |
11/10/07 |
push ahead / forward ±À¶i¡A±À°Ê
They are pushing ahead with plans to expand production.
|
10/10/07 |
a decision to do sth ¨M©w°µ¬Y¨Æ
Local Action member, Ho Loy, announced her decision
to run in the Legco by-election on December the 2 nd . |
9/10/07 |
bogus marriage °²µ²±B
A man was jailed for arranging a bogus marriage
between a Hong Kong woman and a Mainland man. |
8/10/07 |
the key to (¸Ñ¨M°ÝÃDªº)½u¯Á¡Aµª®×
The detective believes the missing gun is the key
to the mystery. |
7/10/07 |
outdoor activities ¤á¥~¬¡°Ê
People with heart or respiratory problems are advised
not to take part in outdoor activities. |
6/10/07 |
have/achieve the desired effect ¨ú±o©Ò´Á±æªº¦¨ªG
The plan failed to achieve the desired effect of
diverting traffic from the city. |
5/10/07 |
admit doing sth ©Ó»{°µ¬Y¨Æ
A man who admitted repeatedly hurling a kitten to
the ground was jailed for 21 days. |
4/10/07 |
enjoy the fruits ¨É¨ü¦¨ªG
It was a tragedy that he died before he could enjoy
the fruits of all his hard work. |
3/10/07 |
of great significance ¦³«¤jªº·N¸q
This new discovery of oil is of great significance
to the country's economy. |
2/10/07 |
pay offÀv²M(¤í´Ú)
A heavily indebted university student emptied his
live-in girlfriend's bank account to help pay off his credit card debts,
but gambled all the money away in Macau the same day. |
1/10/07 |
foreign domestic helper ¥~¶Ä
Caritas is calling on the government to set up
an independent body to prevent the exploitation of foreign domestic
helpers. |
30/9/07 |
kind and hospitable ¤Íµ½¦n«È
The local people are kind and hospitable. |
29/9/07 |
get tough with ¥H±jµwªº¤è¦¡¹ï¥I
It's time to get tough with drunk drivers. |
28/9/07 |
an energetic supporter / campaigner ¼ö¤ßªº¤ä«ùªÌ/ҾɪÌ
She is an energetic supporter of the peace movement.
|
27/9/07 |
have difficulty (in) doing sth §xÃø
I had no difficulty in getting in touch with him. |
26/9/07 |
feel / show /express remorse for ·P¨ì / ªí¹F¾Ò®¬
She has never shown any remorse for her crime.
|
25/9/07 |
sex / age discrimination ©Ê§O / ¦~ÄÖª[µø
Ms Wong claimed she had been the victim of sex discrimination.
|
24/9/07 |
chances are slim ¾÷·|¬Æ·L
The Observatory says the chances of seeing the moon
tomorrow night for the Mid-Autumn Festival are slim because clouds are
expected to be thick. |
23/9/07 |
in suspicious circumstances ±¡§Î¥iºÃ
He was found dead in suspicious circumstances. |
22/9/07 |
essential to ¥²nªº¡A¤£¥i¯Êªº
Hard work is essential to success. |
21/9/07 |
an abandoned child ³Q¿ò±óªº¨àµ£
An abandoned child was found wandering about in
the railway station. |
20/9/07 |
personal particulars Ó¤H¸ê®Æ
The man was fined 4 thousand dollars for failing
to provide his personal particulars and proof of identity. |
19/9/07 |
replace with / by ¥N´À
The MTRC will replace Skyrail with a new management
team. |
18/9/07 |
implementation of ¬I¦æ
The implementation of these proposals could have
disastrous financial consequences. |
17/9/07 |
qualification for ¸ê®æ¡A¸ê¾ú
Previous experience is not an essential qualification
for this job. |
16/9/07 |
get off the track Â÷ÃD
Don't get off the track, we're discussing this
year's plans not last year's. |
15/9/07 |
suspect sb of doing sth ÃhºÃ¬Y¤H°µ¬Y¨Æ
Police suspected the drunken man of stealing three
blood samples from a blood bank. |
14/9/07 |
emotionally unstable ±¡ºü¤£Ã
John is not a bad man, but he is often emotionally
unstable. |
13/9/07 |
consultation with ¿Ô¸ß
Implementation of the proposed changes would require
consultation with teachers and parents. |
12/9/07 |
a heated argument ¿E¯Pª§°õ
The man had a heated argument with his girlfriend
over money and trivial matters. |
11/9/07 |
withdraw from the contest/competition°h¥XÄvÁÉ
He has decided to withdraw from the competition. |
10/9/07 |
concentrate your efforts/attention on ¶°¤¤ºë¤O/ª`·N¤O
You should concentrate your efforts on passing these
exams. |
9/9/07 |
the disabled ¶Ë´Ý¤H¤h
This new hospital has excellent facilities for the
sick, elderly and disabled. |
8/9/07 |
find sth unacceptable ı±o¤£¯à±µ¨ü
Many viewers find the amount of violence on TV
unacceptable. |
7/9/07 |
a track record ¹L¥hªº¬ö¿ý
A lawmaker has called for tough action against child
abuse, including denying parents custody of their children if they are
found to have a track record of ill- treating them. |
6/9/07 |
come from a broken family ¨Ó¦Û±B«Ã¯}µõªº®a®x
Most of these children come from broken families. |
5/9/07 |
socialize with¥æ»Ú¡A°Ñ»PªÀ¥æ
Nine-year-old boy wonder March said his classmates
did not socialize with him. |
4/9/07 |
catch/get/have a glimpse ¿h¨£
Hundreds of people packed vantage points on both
sides of Victoria Harbour to get a close glimpse of the jumbo A380 Airbus. |
3/9/07 |
draw up °_¯ó¡AÀÀq
Guidelines have been drawn up for dealing with emergencies.
|
2/9/07 |
comply with ¿í¦u
Around 50 trucks carrying mainland seafood were
denied access to the territory because they did not comply with recently
imposed enhanced export measures for supplies of live seafood. |
1/9/07 |
reach a consensus ¹F¦¨¦@ÃÑ
Workers' representatives walked out in anger, saying
no consensus could be reached due to the insincerity of the employers.
|
31/8/07 |
take/bear the blame for ©Ó¾á³d¥ô We
were ready to take/bear the blame for what had happened. |
30/8/07 |
desperate to do sth «æ¤Á¦a°µ¬Y¨Æ
She was desperate to get a job. |
29/8/07 |
technical glitches ¾÷¥ó¬G»Ù Some 280
visitors riding in Ocean park's cable cars were trapped for about ten
minutes due to technical glitches. |
28/8/07 |
academic year ¾Ç¦~ Students are
preparing to return to school for the new academic year. |
27/8/07 |
cater to ¬°...ªA°È¡Aªï¦X She called
for the creation of more 24-hour child-care centres to cater to working
parents who have no time to attend to their children. |
26/8/07 |
make every effort ºÉ¤@¤Á§V¤O
We made every effort to deal withl the issue. |
25/8/07 |
make/commit an error ¥Ç¿ù»~
The doctor committed a grave error by injecting
the wrong drug into the patient's spine. |
24/8/07 |
come to/ reach/ make a decision §@¥X¨M©w The
Baptist University has made a decision to admit a nine-year-old boy to
study mathematics. |
23/8/07 |
blame sb/sth for sth §â...Âk©S(©ó) Organizers
blame the bad weather for the low turnout. |
22/8/07 |
earn respect/praise Àò±o´L·q/¦nµû He
earned a lot of praise from the papers for the way he handled the strike.
|
21/8/07 |
narrow the gap ¦¬¯¶®t¶Z The new taxes
will narrow the gap between rich and poor. |
20/8/07 |
industrial action ¤u·~¦æ°Ê The Government
says it is highly concerned about the workers' industrial action and urges
both sides to display mutual understanding to narrow their differences. |
19/8/07 |
result in ¾ÉP¡A³y¦¨
The crash resulted in the deaths of 12 passengers.
|
18/8/07 |
roller coaster «æÂà¬ðÅÜ
Share prices have been on a roller coaster these
last few days. |
17/8/07 |
achieve/fulfil/realize your potential µo´§§Aªº¼ç¤O
We want each student to realize their full potential.
|
16/8/07 |
readily/freely/widely available ®e©ö±o¨ìªº
The information is freely available on the Internet.
|
15/8/07 |
on the alert «O«ùĵı
She is always on the alert for some unexpected
events. |
14/8/07 |
fall victim to ¦¨¬° ¡K ªºÄ묹«~
A Hong Kong toy manufacturer fell victim to the
trade dispute between the United States and China. |
13/8/07 |
plug the loophole °ô¶ëº|¬}
New measures were carried out in order to plug
loopholes in the law. |
12/8/07 |
disrupt service / traffic ¤¤Â_ªA°È¡AÂZ¶Ã¥æ³q
Hundreds of workers held their protest for higher
pay and shorter working hours in Central, scuffling with police and
disrupting traffic. |
11/8/07 |
do an about-face/ about-turn ( ¥ß³õ¡BÆ[ÂIµ¥ªº ) ¹ý©³§ïÅÜ¡AÂà¦^ì¨Ó¤è¦V
The government seems to have done a complete about-face
on gun-control. |
10/8/07 |
integration of ¾ã¦X
A think-tank has called for the government to work
towards the integration of the SAR and Shenzhen into the "Hong
Kong Shenzhen metropolis". |
9/8/07 |
a profound effect/influence/impact ²`¨èªº¼vÅT
The mother's behaviour has a profound impact on
the developing child. |
8/8/07 |
the minimum requirement ³Ì§Cn¨D
A total of 67.4 percent of candidates met the minimum
requirement for admission to form six. |
7/8/07 |
shortage of ¯Ê¥F
There is a serious shortage of skilled labour.
|
6/8/07 |
deliver on a promise ¼i¦æ¿Õ¨¥
Dozens of parents filed a complaint to the police
against a swimming school which failed to deliver on its promises of
providing qualified instructors. |
5/8/07 |
dwindle to nothing ´î¤Ö¨ì±µªñ©óµL
Their supply of food had dwindled to almost nothing.
|
4/8/07 |
prone to ¦³ ... ¶É¦Vªº¡A©ö©ó ... ªº A
person with gender identity disorder is more prone to serious depression,
anxiety and suicidal thoughts. |
3/8/07 |
be another / a different story ¨º¬O¥t¤@¦^¨Æ
It's very well organized this year, but last year
was a different story. |
2/8/07 |
minor illness / injury ¤p¯f / »´¶Ë
Three protestors were detained, with one suffering
from minor injuries. |
1/8/07 |
a judicial review ¥qªkÂЮÖ
The High Court granted Local Action members a judicial
review of the government's refusal to declare Queen's Pier a monument.
|
31/7/07 |
wean sb off from sth ¨Ï³vº¥§Ù°£
We're trying to wean ourselves off watching too
much television. |
30/7/07 |
irreversible damage/change ¤£¥i®¾¦^ªº·l¥¢ / ¤£¥i°fÂ઺ÅܤÆ
The damage to the environment is likely to be irreversible.
|
29/7/07 |
practise what you peach °`¦æ¤v»¡¡A¥H¨§@«h
Sometimes it's hard as a parent to practise what
you preach. |
28/7/07 |
reimburse sb for sth ÀvÁÙ¡A¥IÁÙ
The company will reimburse any further costs you
incur. |
27/7/07 |
strongly recommend ·¥¤O«Øij
We strongly recommend you insure your luggage when
you travel. |
26/7/07 |
renowned for µÛ¦Wªº
The coast is renowned for its beautiful beaches.
|
25/7/07 |
side effect °Æ§@¥Î
The treatment has no significant side effects.
|
24/7/07 |
the damage is done ¤w³y¦¨ªº¶Ë®`µLªk®¾¦^
She immediately regretted her outburst, but the
damage was done. |
23/7/07 |
negligence in duties ª±©¿Â¾¦u
He was accused of negligence in carrying out his
duties. |
22/7/07 |
in exchange for §@¬°¥æ´«
The ICAC arrested a primary school teacher for
accepting bribes from parents in exchange for helping their children
get accepted into the school. |
21/7/07 |
instead of ¥N´À¡A¦Ó¤£¬O
We should do something instead of just talking
about it. |
20/7/07 |
question / doubt sb's integrity ½èºÃ¬Y¤Hªº¸Û«H
Nobody could question the government's integrity
on this issue. |
19/7/07 |
discredit sb ·lÃa ¬Y¤Hªº¦WÁn
His remarks were taken out of context in an effort
to discredit him. |
18/7/07 |
sound a warning / alarm µo¥X ĵ§i
The scheme hopes to sound an early warning to teenagers
about the dangers of smoking. |
17/7/07 |
redress an imbalance «ì´_¥½Ä
The measure is an attempt to redress the imbalance
between rich and poor. |
16/7/07 |
vigorous action ±j¦³¤Oªº¦æ°Ê They demanded
more vigorous action to tackle the disease. |
15/7/07 |
under the influence of ¦b ¡K ªº¼vÅT¤U
Under the influence of global warming there may
be no more winters in Hong Kong by the middle of this century.
|
14/7/07 |
mounting excitement/anger/violence ¶V¨Ó¶V±j¯Pªº¿³¾Ä /¼««ã/¼É¤O
With mounting excitement the children waited for
Christmas morning. |
13/7/07 |
drag one's feet/heels ¬G·N©ì©Ô The
government denied accusations that it was dragging its feet in implementing
universal suffrage. |
12/7/07 |
concrete proposal ¨ãÅé«Øij
Some fairly concrete proposals were put forward
during the meeting. |
11/7/07 |
on the point/verge of collapse ±Y¼ìªºÃä½t The
country's economy is on the verge of collapse. |
10/7/07 |
in the spotlight ¤½²³ª`·Nªº¤¤¤ß She is
tired of being in the spotlight. |
9/7/07 |
an emergency landing ºò«æµn³° The
pilot was forced to make an emergency landing. |
8/7/07 |
recovered consciousness / health «ì´_ª¾Ä± / °·±d
He was rushed to hospital, but he never recovered
consciousness. |
7/7/07 |
in / out of character ²Å¦X / ¤£²Å¦X©Ê®æ
Director of Broadcasting Chu Pui-hing apologized
for behaving "out of character" when cornered by the media
this week after he was seen holding hands with a woman. |
6/7/07 |
subsidiary company ¤l¤½¥q The subsidiary
company is in Hong Kong but the parent company is in China. |
5/7/07 |
motive of/for °Ê¾÷ The motive for
the attack is still unknown. |
4/7/07 |
all walks of life ¦U¶¥¼h¤H¤h People
from all walks of life like the band's songs. |
3/7/07 |
in a good / light-hearted mood ¤ß±¡´r®®/»´ÃP That
evening she was in an unusual light-hearted mood. |
2/7/07 |
uphold the principle °í«ùì«h
We uphold the principle of racial equality. |
1/7/07 |
capable of (doing) sth ¦³¯à¤O
The past 10 years had proved that Hong Kong people
were capable of ruling themselves. |
30/6/07 |
call on µu¼È³X°Ý
Why don't you call on my sister when you're in
London. |
29/6/07 |
a sharp / steep / dramatic decline ¤j´T«×¤U°
There was a sharp decline in share prices. |
28/6/07 |
a lenient sentence¼e®eªº§P¦D A lenient
judge often passes lenient sentences. |
27/6/07 |
use/exercise discretion °u±¡³B²z If
the march cannot be completed within the time frame, the police should
consider exercising discretion and flexibility. |
26/6/07 |
withdraw a remark ºM¦^¨¥½× The Hospital
Authority's Chief Executive apologised and withdrew remarks he made accusing
staff of leaking stories about medical incidents for political purposes. |
25/6/07 |
a high cholesterol level Áx©T¾J¤ô¥°¾°ª A
survey finds that a quarter of respondents have a high cholesterol level. |
24/6/07 |
come as a surprise ¨Ó±o¬ðµM
The news that John was leaving came as a surprise
to everyone. |
23/6/07 |
collide with ¬Û¼²
A rubbish truck hit a taxi in Queen's Road, causing
it to collide with four goods vans. |
22/6/07 |
severe problem/pain/injury ÄY«ªº°ÝÃD/µh·¡/·l¶Ë The
boy suffered severe stomach pain. |
21/6/07 |
reflection on/upon ·Qªk¡A·N¨£ Fanny
Law's resignation could stimulate discussion and reflection on the unhealthy
political situation in Hong Kong. |
20/6/07 |
with/without sb's consent ¨ú±o/¨S¦³¨ú±o¬Y¤H¦P·N He
entered the building without the owner's consent. |
19/6/07 |
disparity in ¤£¦P¡A¤£µ¥
There is still a disparity in salaries among people
doing the same job. |
18/6/07 |
minimize the loss ´î¤Ö·l¥¢ We've
taken steps to minimize the losses. |
17/6/07 |
tackle the difficult problem ¸Ñ¨MÃøÃD
Mr. Chan attempted to tackle the difficult problem,
but he couldn't solve it.
|
16/6/07 |
standard of living ¥Í¬¡¤ô¥
Hong Kong has the fundamentals to create a global
financial centre and a reasonably good standard of living for 10 million
people like New York and London. |
15/6/07 |
denounce sb/sth as «ü³d¡AÄþ³d Some
groups have denounced Bush's decision as ill-judged. |
14/6/07 |
media coverage ¤j²³¶Ç´C³ø¹D The murder
has received extensive media coverage. |
13/6/07 |
gain/win acceptance Àò±oÃÙ¦P Anti-racist
policies were gradually gaining acceptance at that time. |
12/6/07 |
postponed indefinitelyµL´Á©µ´Á The
matched will be postponed indefinitely. |
11/6/07 |
reach/arrive at/come to a compromise ¹F¦¨§´¨ó Both
sides have agreed to meet, in the hope of reaching a compromise. |
10/6/07 |
admit doing sth ©Ó»{ ( °µ¿ù¨Æ )
He admitted causing death by careless driving.
|
9/6/07 |
a gust of wind ¤@°}±j·
A sudden gust of wind blew the door shut. |
8/6/07 |
squeeze sth out of/from ±j¨ú That
guy is capable of squeezing money out of his old mother. |
7/6/07 |
low-income earners §C¦¬¤J¤H¤h Low-income
earners will be exempt from the mandatory medical savings account scheme. |
6/6/07 |
deviant behaviour ¶Vy¦æ¬° A shy and
introverted Form Three student who fondled girls' legs and snatched their
shoes had developed deviant behaviour after viewing pornographic websites
for two years. |
5/6/07 |
compatible with¬Û®eªº The proposed
new regulation is not compatible with our existing policy. |
4/6/07 |
the previous/next generation ¤W/¤U¤@¥N People
retiring today are wealthier than the previous generation. |
3/6/07 |
sidestep a problem/issue/question °jÁ×°ÝÃD
Politicians are very good at sidestepping the questions
they don't like. |
2/6/07 |
have the authority to do sth Åv¤O
We have the authority to search this building.
|
1/6/07 |
false alarm °²Äµ³ø¡AµêÅå Someone shouted
¡§Fire!¡¨, but it was a false alarm. |
31/5/07 |
crisis management ¦M¾÷³B²z The jury
urged the government to give more crisis management training to hawker
control officers. |
30/5/07 |
remain unknown/ unchanged ¨Ì¤´¤£ª¾¹D/¤£ÅÜ It
remains unknown whether anyone had accompanied the ten-year-old girl across
the border. |
29/5/07 |
come into effect ¥Í®Ä The first
phase of the anti-spam law comes into effect this Friday. |
28/5/07 |
think twice «·s¦Ò¼{¡A¤T«ä I should
think twice before accepting that offer; it sounds rather suspicious.
|
27/5/07 |
bow to public pressure ©}ªA©ó¤½²³À£¤O
Hong Kong's beer importers bowed to public pressure
and announced cutting prices. |
26/5/07 |
use of foul language »¡²Ê¨¥Â©»y
People using foul language on trains would be fined
HK$5,000. |
25/5/07 |
keep/preserve distinct identities «O¯d¯S¦³·»ª/Ó©Ê The
countries have kept their own distinct political and cultural identities.
|
24/5/07 |
a bid to do sth §V¤O¸Õ¹Ï±o¨ì
She made a bid to free herself from a loveless
marriage. |
23/5/07 |
intense heat/cold »Å¼ö/ª¢´H We like
living in a tropical country but we couldn't stand the intense heat. |
22/5/07 |
in an early / a final phase ¦´Á/±ß´Á Luckily
her disease was discovered in an early phase. |
21/5/07 |
coincide with ¥©¦X¡A¦P®Éµo¥Í His tastes
and habits coincide with those of his wife. |
20/5/07 |
claim to be ÁnºÙ
A 14-year-old boy was arrested for claiming to
be a member of a triad society in his own blog on the Internet. |
19/5/07 |
interfere with §«Ãª¡A©èIJ
I turned down the radio lest it should interfere
with his lessons. |
18/5/07 |
the bubble bursts ªwªjÃz¯} When the
economic bubble bursts, a lot of people are going to lose their jobs.
|
17/5/07 |
publication of ¥Xª©¡A¤½§G She became
famous after the publication of her first novel. |
16/5/07 |
into force ¥Í®Ä Food manufacturers
should properly label their products by July 10 when a new food labelling
regulation comes into force. |
15/5/07 |
earn respect / praise Àò±o´L«/¦nµû He
earned a lot of praise from the papers for the way he handled the strike.
|
14/5/07 |
rapid development ¨³³tªºµo®i The executive-led
system of government should be changed to cope with rapid social and political
developments since the handover. |
13/5/07 |
the latest issue ³Ì·s¤@´Á
His article appeared in the latest issue of the
students' journal. |
12/5/07 |
have an argument ª§§n
They were having an argument about the children.
|
11/5/07 |
way above/over/under »·»·¦a¶W¥X/§C©ó The
cost of a new car is way above my means. |
10/5/07 |
a heated debate ¿E¯PªºÅG½× After a
heated debate, the Antiquities Advisory Board decided to give Queen's
Pier grade one historic building status yesterday. |
9/5/07 |
put sth into practice ¥I½Ñ¹ê¦æ We
urge you to put the committee's recommendations into practice. |
8/5/07 |
guarantee sb sth «OÃÒ We can guarantee
you the very finest standards of service. |
7/5/07 |
pervert the course of justice §«Ãª¥qªk¤½¥¿ A
man and a 14-year-old youth were arrested on suspicion of perverting the
course of justice. |
6/5/07 |
testify for/against §@ÃÒ
Several key witnesses have agreed to testify against
Edmond. |
5/5/07 |
a shopper's paradise Áʪ«ªÌªº¤Ñ°ó Hong
Kong is a shopper's paradise. |
4/5/07 |
conservation of «OÅ@ Groups call
for the conservation of the countryside. |
3/5/07 |
contribute to ¾ÉP¡A°_«P¦¨§@¥Î The rebounding
economy and the booming stock market contributed to the seven percent
increase in revenue. |
2/5/07 |
share in/of ¤@¥÷ The economy had
improved over the past 10 years but workers did not share in economic
growth. |
1/5/07 |
make a purchase ÁʶR
It was the most extravagant purchase I have ever
made. |
30/4/07 |
introduce/pass/enact legislation ¨î©wªk³W The
government should enact legislation to limit the powers of the police
in using guns. |
29/4/07 |
boost/raise the morale ¹ª»R¤h®ð
Actor Chow Yun-fat boosted the morale of activists
camped inside Queen's Pier by making a surprise appearance to offer
support. |
28/4/07 |
rip off ¯Á»ù¹L°ª
Tourists are worried they will get ripped off.
|
27/4/07 |
in abundance Â×´I;¥R¨¬ There were
deer in abundance in these forests. |
26/4/07 |
reach a unanimous verdict §@¥X¤@Pªºµô¨M The
jury took 12 hours to reach an unanimous verdict. |
25/4/07 |
living/working conditions¥Í¬¡/¤u§@Àô¹Ò The
project aims to provide better living conditions and health care for the
elderly. |
24/4/07 |
at large ³p»»ªk¥~ Police are still
investigating the attack, as they believe the mastermind remains at large. |
23/4/07 |
relieve traffic congestion ½w©M¥æ³qÀ½¶ë The
scheme is designed to relieve traffic congestion on the main routes into
the city. |
22/4/07 |
unfair dismissal µL²z¸Ñ¹µ
She is bringing a case of unfair dismissal against
the company. |
21/4/07 |
have/pay/show little regard for/to ¤£¤jÅU¤Î
He is self-centred, paying little regard for the
feelings of others. |
20/4/07 |
an upward/downward trend ¤W¤Éªº/¤U°ªºÁÍ¶Õ Today's
figures continue the upward trend in the stock market. |
19/4/07 |
seek advice ¼x¨D·N¨£ Seek medical
advice if symptoms last more than a week. |
18/4/07 |
burst into tears / laughter ¬ðµMú/¯º°_¨Ó The
widow of the killed policeman burst into tears while presenting a positive
view of him. |
17/4/07 |
permit sb to do sth ¤¹³\¡A³\¥i We were
not permitted to enter the area during the investigation. |
16/4/07 |
sweep the board ¤jÀò¥þ³Ó "After
This Our Exile" almost swept the board of prizes winning five major
prizes at the Hong Kong Film Awards. |
15/4/07 |
threaten sb with sth «Â¯Ù
The robber threatened an elderly customer with
what looked like a gun while ordering the bank staff to hand over cash.
|
14/4/07 |
make a false assumption °µ¥X¤£¥¿½Tªº°²³]
We often make false assumptions about people of
other cultures. |
13/4/07 |
come up with ·Q¥X¡A´£¥X¡]¥D·N¡Bp¹ºµ¥¡^
Greenpeace called on the government to come up
with a time table for food safety legislation. |
12/4/07 |
correct/established/normal procedures ¥¿½Tªº/½T©wªº/¥¿±`ªºµ{§Ç
Initial investigations showed the worker had failed
to follow established procedures. |
11/4/07 |
target on/at ¥H¡K¬°¥Ø¼Ð/¹ï¶H
We want to target more welfare on the poorest groups
in society. |
10/4/07 |
devote yourself to Äm¨©ó¡A±M¤ßP¤O©ó
Few people are able to devote themselves fully
to their career. |
9/4/07 |
the merits and demerits of ÀuÂI©M¯ÊÂI
We should consider the merits and demerits of this
new system. |
8/4/07 |
not stand on ceremony ÀH«K¡A¤£©ë§¸`
There's no need to stand on ceremony ¡V come in
and relax. |
7/4/07 |
fall short of demand ¤£À³¨D
The supply of vegetables falls short of demand
this year. |
6/4/07 |
a frugal lifestyle ¸`»üªº¥Í¬¡¤è¦¡
Stanley Ho admired Nina Wang for living simple
and frugal lifestyles, despite her wealth. |
5/4/07 |
spend / pay a fortune ªá¤@¤jµ§¿ú
They must have spent a fortune on flowers alone.
|
4/4/07 |
take immediate action ¥ß§Y±Ä¨ú¦æ°Ê The
top mainland official urged Hong Kong to take immediate action to deal
with mainland visitors' complaints about shopping. |
3/4/07 |
ignorant of µLª¾¡A¤£ª¾¹Dªº He is ignorant
of even the simplest facts. |
2/4/07 |
pay through the nose ¥I¶O¹L°ª In this
city centre restaurants, you pay through the nose for your drinks. |
1/4/07 |
scratch the surface ¶ÈIJ¤Î°ÝÃDªºªí±
In this essay I can only hope to scratch the surface
of the topic. |
31/3/07 |
diversity of ®t²§¡A¦h¼Ë©Ê
There is a diversity of opinion on the issue.
|
30/3/07 |
merge with ¦X¨Ö He has plans to
merge his own company with another unnamed media giant. |
29/3/07 |
crave for/after ´÷±æ A man in sorrow
craves for sympathy. |
28/3/07 |
prominent people ¦W¤H She had access
to some very prominent people. |
27/3/07 |
admit doing sth ©Ó»{ He is unwilling
to admit being jealous of his brother. |
26/3/07 |
innovative ideas ³Ð·s«äºû Donald Tsang
pledged to tackle poverty with innovative ideas. |
25/3/07 |
disadvantaged groups ®z¶ÕªÀ¸s
He received great support because of his concern
for lower class and disadvantaged groups. |
24/3/07 |
find sth unacceptable ¤£¥i¥H±µ¨üªº
Many viewers find the amount of violence on TV
unacceptable. |
23/3/07 |
accuse sb of doing sth «ü±± The
Ombudsman accused the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department staff
of lying in a bid to cover-up their mistakes. |
22/3/07 |
do/cause harm ³y¦¨¶Ë®` Pollution caused
harm to marine life. |
21/3/07 |
mark the occasion/anniversary ¬ö©À²±¨å/¶g¦~¬ö©À¤é A
pair of young pandas were chosen as a gift from the central government
to Hong Kong to mark the 10th anniversary of the handover. |
20/3/07 |
an essential / key feature ¥Dn¯SÂI/¯S¼x An
essential feature of the plan is its overseas investments. |
19/3/07 |
recollection of °O¾Ð¤O¡A¦^¾Ð She has
only a vague recollection of her childhood events. |
18/3/07 |
originate from/in/with µo·½¡A¨Ó¦Û
The idea originated with her.
The quarrel originated in rivalry between the two families. |
17/3/07 |
concede that (¤£±o¤£) ©Ó»{
The manager was forced to concede that competition
had badly affected profits. |
16/3/07 |
outshine one's rivals Àu©ó¹ï¤â She
outshone her rivals on debating skills. |
15/3/07 |
disqualify sb for sth / from doing sth ¨ú®ø¬Y¤Hªº¸ê®æ His
criminal record disqualified him for (from getting) the job. |
14/3/07 |
warn of / against ĵ§i¡A´£¿ô He warned
me against going outside alone at night.
They warned him of the danger. |
13/3/07 |
in circulation (³f¹ô¡B®ø®§µ¥ªº) ¬y³q,¶Ç¼½
Many forged notes are in circulation. |
12/3/07 |
prohibit sb from doing sth §«Ãª,ªý¤î The
law prohibits shops from selling cigarettes to children. |
11/3/07 |
at stake ¦MÀI¡A·ÀI
My whole future was at stake . |
10/3/07 |
estimate that ¦ôp
It is estimated that between 70 and 90 per cent
of car crimes occur in the daytime. |
9/3/07 |
propose that / doing sth ´£Ä³ ¡Ap¹º I
proposed that we delay making a decision until next month.
I proposed delaying our decision until the next month. |
8/3/07 |
at the critical moment ÃöÁä®É¨è The
police arrived at the critical moment. |
7/3/07 |
lose / gain confidence¥¢¥h/±o¨ì«H¤ß The
more he fails, the more he loses confidence in his abilities. |
6/3/07 |
strengthen one's resolve¥[±j¨M¤ß Her
objections only strengthened my resolve to open my own business. |
5/3/07 |
receive / undergo medical treatment ±µ¨üªvÀø
She was undergoing treatment for breast cancer.
|
4/3/07 |
depend on ¨Ì¾a , ¨Ì¿à
Health depends on good food, fresh air and enough
sleep. |
3/3/07 |
prolong the agony ©µªøµhW
There's no point in prolonging the agony. The situation
won't get any better. |
2/3/07 |
heated debate ¿E¯PªºÅG½× They were
engaged in a heated debate about the problem. |
1/3/07 |
budget surplus ¹wºâ¬Õ¾l The Financial
Secretary announced tax cuts and concessions, following a larger than
expected budget surplus. |
28/2/07 |
hand luggage ¤â´£¦æ§õ Special security
measures will be implemented at the airport to screen hand luggage. |
27/2/07 |
remained a mystery ¤´¬OÓÁ¼ The exact
origin of the universe remains a mystery. |
26/2/07 |
take the view that »{¬° I take the
view that education should be available to all. |
25/2/07 |
come into effect / take effect ¥Í®Ä
The ban on smoking in all common areas within public
housing estates will come into effect from April. |
24/2/07 |
rules and regulations ³W³¹¨î«×
They complain that businesses are being hampered
by too many rules and regulations. |
23/2/07 |
stand the test of time ¸g¨ü®É¶¡ªº¦ÒÅç
Their marriage has stood the test of time. |
22/2/07 |
lack sincerity ¤£°÷¸Û·N
Some passengers said the free ride offered by the
KCRC lacked sincerity. |
21/2/07 |
pray for ¬è¨D More than 87-thousand
worshippers visited the Che Kung Temple to pray for good fortune in the
new year. |
20/2/07 |
moderate opinions/views ·Å©Mªº·N¨£
He holds moderate opinions. |
19/2/07 |
experience sth at first hand ¿Ë¨¸g¾ú
She stayed there to experience village life at
first hand. |
18/2/07 |
added bonus ¥t¤@Ó¦n³B
If you buy direct, products are much cheaper, with
the added bonus of fast delivery to your door. |
17/2/07 |
secure a victory Àò±o³Ó§Q
The basketball team secured their second victory
of the season. |
16/2/07 |
academic freedom ¾Ç³N¦Û¥Ñ
A commission of inquiry will investigate allegations
of government interference in academic freedom at the Institute of Education.
|
15/2/07 |
evacuate from/to ²¨´² In the war
many children were evacuated from the cities to the countryside.
|
14/2/07 |
express concern about ªí¹F¼~¼{ The
report expressed grave concern about the doctor's competence. |
13/2/07 |
behind the scenes ¦b¹õ«á¡A·t¤¤ These
agreements have been drafted by officials behind the scenes. |
12/2/07 |
hopeful that/of ©ê¦³§Æ±æªº
In spite of our differences, we remain hopeful
that a solution can be found. |
11/2/07 |
child abuse h«Ý¨àµ£ Child abuse scars
forever. |
10/2/07 |
hold back ªý¾×¡A§í¨î¡AµS¿Ý
Tom was able to hold back his anger. |
9/2/07 |
plead guilty ©Ó»{¦³¸o The defendant
pleaded guilty to possessing child pornography. |
8/2/07 |
interference in ¤z¹w¡AÂZ¶Ã They expressed
resentment at government interference in academic freedom. |
7/2/07 |
a disturbing trend ¥O¤H¤£¦w¤ßªºÁÍ¶Õ The
rise in violent crime is a disturbing new trend. |
6/2/07 |
verbal abuse ´c¨¥¡AðãŽÁ They can be
subjected to verbal and physical abuse. |
5/2/07 |
volunteer for / to do sth ¦ÛÄ@°µ He
volunteered for guard duty.
They volunteered to repair the house for the old lady. |
4/2/07 |
until further notice ª½¦Ü¥t¦æ³qª¾
Octopus EPS add-value services have been suspended
at all MTR and KCR stations until further notice. |
3/2/07 |
rule out the possibility ±Æ°£¥i¯à©Ê
The Chief Executive said he had never ruled out
the possibility of full democracy in 2012. |
2/2/07 |
create jobs ´£¨Ñ´N·~¾÷·| The Chief Executive
has promised to create jobs through infrastructure development. |
1/2/07 |
a special occasion ¯S®í³õ¦X The dress
is perfect for a special occasion. |
31/1/07 |
turn to ¨D§U©ó Most youngsters turn
to friends or stay silent than seek help from their families when they
are upset. |
30/1/07 |
on the market ¥«³õ¥X°â A third of
the Lunar New Year delicacy nostoc (fat choi) available on the market
has been found to be counterfeit. |
29/1/07 |
a gust of wind ¤@°}¤j· A gust of
wind blew the door shut. |
28/1/07 |
apply for ¥Ó½Ð
I have applied for a scholarship. |
27/1/07 |
deprive sb of sth é¹Ü
A lot of these children have been deprived of a
normal home life. |
26/1/07 |
equip sb to do sth ¨Ï¦³¯à¤O¡A¨Ï¦³·Ç³Æ The
training had equipped her to deal with emergency situations. |
25/1/07 |
consume time/money ®ø¯Ó®É¶¡¡þª÷¿ú Arguing
about details consumed many hours of the committee's valuable time. |
24/1/07 |
cast doubt on sth ²£¥ÍÃhºÃ
The latest scientific discoveries cast doubt on
earlier theories. |
23/1/07 |
come into contact with ±µÄ² Clean
your hands thoroughly after coming into contact with wild birds. |
22/1/07 |
put sb/sth at risk ¥O¬Y¨Æ/ª«¨ü¦MÀI These
new measures will put many small businesses at risk. |
21/1/07 |
surrounding area ©P³ò¦a°Ï
After the explosion the police sealed off the surrounding
area. |
20/1/07 |
conduct a survey ¶i¦æ½Õ¬d
A survey conducted by a concerned group found that
most people were worried about the increasing crimes. |
19/1/07 |
impact on ¼vÅT The computer has
had a great impact on modern life. |
18/1/07 |
lie about »¡ÁÀ He lied about his
age in order to get the job. |
17/1/07 |
advanced technology ¥ý¶i¬ì§Þ America
is ahead of all other countries in advanced technology. |
16/1/07 |
a competitive edge / advantage Ävª§Àu¶Õ Because
of the high production costs, our products have lost their competitive
edge. |
15/1/07 |
fall prey to ³Q§é¿i¡A³QéÄF She fell
prey to lovesickness. |
14/1/07 |
strike a balance ¨â¥þ¨ä¬ü¡A¹F¦Ü¥¿Å
We need to strike a balance between the needs of
the community and the rights of the individual. |
13/1/07 |
disclose that ³zÅS¡A´¦µo
They were reluctant to disclose that profits had
fallen. |
12/1/07 |
lay off ¸Ñ¶± Some 900 workers were
laid off after a company, which provided security services to government
departments, ran into financial difficulties. |
11/1/07 |
proceed with Ä~Äò¶i¦æ We are proceeding
with our plan to renovate the old house. |
10/1/07 |
carry out §¹¦¨,¹ê¦æ She had finally
carried out her promise to quit smoking. |
9/1/07 |
drag on ©ì©µ The unhappy marriage
dragged on because of family pressures. |
8/1/07 |
call off ¨ú®ø The match was called
off because of the heavy rain. |
7/1/07 |
intent on/upon ±M¤ßP§Óªº¡A°í¨Mn°µªº
He was intent on going abroad for further studies.
|
6/1/07 |
give sb the benefit of the doubt ºÃÂI§Q¯qÂk©ó³Q§i
As the witness was dishonest, the judge therefore
gave the defendants the benefit of the doubt and freed them. |
5/1/07 |
suspect sb of doing sth ÃhºÃ
They suspected the man of giving false evidence. |
4/1/07 |
on the basis of sth ®Ú¾Ú Don't make
your decision on the basis of a single fact. |
3/1/07 |
in a good mood ¤ß±¡´r§Ö I had never
seen Mary in such a good mood before. |
2/1/07 |
adhere to ¿í¦u;°í«ù We must strictly
adhere to the terms of the contract. |
1/1/07 |
leisure time ªÅ·v®É¶¡
In her leisure time she visits museums and galleries.
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