stevenson

John Stevenson is Reader in History at the University of Sheffield.

约翰·史蒂文森是谢菲尔德大学的历史学高级讲师。

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Mr. Stevenson was mentioned in the annual report for his cooperation.

斯蒂文森先生因乐于合作在年度报告中被提名表扬.

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I counterattacked hard, accusing Stevenson of trying to dismiss serious charges with quips.

我狠狠地予以回击, 指责史蒂文森企图用插科打浑来冲淡严肃的遣责.

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Kennedy privately questioned Stevenson's capacity for decision.

肯尼迪私下怀疑史蒂文森是否有作出决定的魄力.

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The president and Stevenson had worked harmoniously over the last eighteen months.

在过去一年半里,总统和史蒂文森一起工作是融洽的.

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I felt instinctively negative toward Stevenson.

我对史蒂文森却本能地有反感.

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I was sent from London on the trail of Stevenson, traveling incognito.

我隐姓埋名, 是伦敦警方派我来追捕史蒂文森的.

电影对白

Isn't this a nice thought from Stevenson?

史蒂文生这个看法不错 吧 ?

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Stevenson's deeply felt performance is a tour-de-force.

史蒂文森感人肺腑的表演真是绝了。

柯林斯例句

Stevenson's morale , Fritchey said, was lower than ever.

据弗里奇说, 史蒂文森的情绪是再低不过了.

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Stevenson wrote a book called Treasure Island.

史蒂文森写了一部名叫《金银岛》的小说.

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Stevenson put the case politely in debate.

史蒂文森在辩论中把理由说得非常客气.

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This was a hard blow to Stevenson.

对史蒂文森来说,这是个严重的打击.

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We elected Mr. Stevenson to head the team.

我们选举了斯蒂文森先生率领这个队。

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I told him I agreed that Stevenson was swinging very wildly.

我说,我也认为史蒂文森实在太放肆,完全是信口开河胡说八道.

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