51. | He's always laying down the law about gardening but he really doesn't know much about it. |
| 他总是对园艺工作发号施令,其实他只是一知半解。
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52. | There's no pub round here, leastways not that I know of. |
| 附近没有酒店,至少据我所知没有。
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53. | Don't be so literal-minded -- you know what I meant! |
| 别那么死心眼嘛-你知道我是什么意思!
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54. | Little does he know what trouble he's in. |
| 他对自己所处何种地步茫无所知。
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55. | If you want to know how a word is used, look the word up in the Advanced Learner's Dictionary. |
| 要想了解某词的用法,查《进修词典》。
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56. | Giving people time to get to know one another will make the meeting less impersonal. |
| 让大家有时间互相了解一下,会议的气氛就能亲切些。
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57. | Don't give her ideas -- you know how difficult it is to get into films. |
| 别让她空抱希望吧-你知道跻身影界有多难哪。
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58. | Do you know if he's married? |
| 他结婚没结婚,你知道吗?
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59. | If I were in your shoes, he'd soon know what I thought of him. |
| 若是我处在你的地位,他很快就会知道我对他的看法了。
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60. | He's been here for years; he should know the ins and outs of the job by now. |
| 他在这里已经很多年了,现在理应熟悉工作的各种方面了。
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