当前位置: Language Tips> 专栏作家
"Stand upright, China; Stand upright, Wenchuan!" and "Long live China!"
"That is just as well" is a piece of nitty-gritty English. Here, it means that's not bad at all or that's fortunate, considering the circumstances.
By that time, I could clearly feel the swaying of the building. It was gentle and rhythmic.
A watershed moment points to a moment in history at which point something significant happens, ushering in great changes.
Nowadays, it seems to have become common for people to turn a blind eye to thefts on buses.
What does this headline – Obama's race is the 'elephant' in the voter booth – mean?
To translate a word from one language to another is easy; to translate a context is hard.
He is able to get along with some people but always seems to rub the wrong way with others – what does "rub" mean?
Chinese youths who live, study and work in Western and other foreign countries surprised the world last...
本栏目长期欢迎高校英语教师投稿
投稿邮箱:language@chinadaily.com.cn
电话:8610-84883645
传真:8610-84883500
Email: languagetips@chinadaily.com.cn