| 1. | I got excited over your countrymen .
你们那些同胞当然是使我气愤的。 |
| 2. | All the countrymen were in a state of great excitement .
全体乡亲都非常兴奋。 |
| 3. | The president is enthroned in the hearts of his countrymen .
总统受到他同胞的衷心尊崇。 |
| 4. | What countryman is she ?
他是哪国人？ |
| 5. | Twain's countrymen thought he had succeeded in each of these aims .
马克吐温的同胞认为他已经达到了这些目标。 |
| 6. | I cannot bear to see my countrymen defeated by a parcel of foreigners .
亲眼看见我的骨肉同胞被一伙外国人打败，我受不了哇。 |
| 7. | Sooner or later your sleepy countrymen will come in and thrash the japanese .
你那些在打瞌睡的同胞迟早会参战并战胜日本人的。 |
| 8. | There was nobody in the streets but a few rough-looking countrymen in coarse overcoats .
街上只有一些面皮粗糙的乡下人，他们穿着劣质的大衣。 |
| 9. | Long generations of servitude have made the countrymen peculiarly subtle in hierarchical distinctions .
一代又一代的奴役使乡下人对于等级界限格外敏感。 |
| 10. | They preferred to stay with their property under the japanese rather than take their chances on freedom with their countrymen .
他们宁愿在日本人的统治下守着他们的财产，而不愿与他们的同胞一起争取自由。 |
