- 重点词汇
- moredet./pron.更多;(数、量等)更大的;更多的或附加的人或事物;
- onceadv.一次;每一次;每隔…一次;曾经;
- stomachn.腹部;胃;
- occupiesv.占领( occupy的第三人称单数 );使用;使从事;任职;
- theart.这个;指已提到或易领会到的人或事物;指独一无二的、正常的或不言而喻的人或事物;用以泛指;与形容词连用，指事物或统称的人;用于姓氏的复数形式前，指家庭或夫妇;（指特定用途的事物）足够，恰好;每，一;当前的，本，此;（重读，表示所指的为知名或重要的人或事物）
- ofprep. 关于;属于…的;由…制成;
- clamorsv.喧哗，吵闹( clamor的第三人称单数 );大声地要求或抗议;
- entireadj.全部的，整个的;
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The clamour for assistance to weaker countries in the euro is almost as loud.
在欧元区国家,对穷国救助的呼声日益高涨.
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Man goes into the noisy crowed to drown his own clamour of silence.
人走进喧哗的群众里去,为的是要淹没他自己的沉默的呼号.
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Owen paused, and immediately there arose a great clamour from his listeners.
欧文停了下来, 听众中立即掀起一阵喧嚣.
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The current clamour to do deals is driven by the belief that bigger is better.
现在合并交易的呼声是受“大即是好”的信念驱使的.
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The hellish noise roaring, swearing, and clamour joined to make the place seem a hell itself.
那种地狱般的嘈杂、吵闹, 诅咒, 骚扰,揉杂在一起,使那个地方好像是地狱一样.
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And there is also clamour for Mr Obama to a secretary of culture in his cabinet.
还有一些声音要求奥巴马在内阁设立“文化部长”这一职务.
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THEY clamour and fight, they doubt and despair, they know no end to their wranglings.
他们喧哗争斗, 他们怀疑失望, 他们辩论而没有结果.
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