There was once an old soldier named jack hannaford . 從前,有個(gè)老兵,名叫杰克·漢納福德。
The governor of that section was pierre boisson, an old soldier who had lost a leg and his hearing in the first world war . 該地區(qū)的總督為波亞松,他是一位老軍人,第一次世界大戰(zhàn)中,他不幸失去一腿,聽覺亦失去了作用。
old soldiers never die, they just fade away 老兵永遠(yuǎn)不會(huì)戰(zhàn)死,他們只會(huì)慢慢老去。
There was once an old soldier named jack hannaford 從前,有個(gè)老兵,名叫杰克?漢納福德。
The old soldiers made the town hall their rendezvous 老士兵們把市政府當(dāng)作他們的聚集地。
An old soldier who has seen long service 老戰(zhàn)士有過較長(zhǎng)服役期的老兵
Before the premier, the old soldier scolds the cold weather 老兵當(dāng)著首相的面咒罵寒冷的天氣
That was something like a battle, said an old soldier “那是一場(chǎng)真正的戰(zhàn)斗,”一個(gè)老兵說(shuō)。
Before the premier, the old soldier scolds the cold weather 老兵當(dāng)著首相的面咒罵寒冷的天氣。
old soldiers never die; they only fade away 老兵不死,只是凋零。