| 1. | He resents being called by his nickname .
他忌讳人家叫他的外号。 |
| 2. | He was rabbit-toothed and was nicknamed bunny .
他长了一口兔牙，绰号叫邦尼。 |
| 3. | I've not forgotten the nickname your father gave me .
我还没忘记你父亲给我取的诨名呢。 |
| 4. | You may choose to sign only your first name or a nickname you use with that reader .
你还是可以只签你与收信人打交道常用的名字或爱称。 |
| 5. | His immaculate appearance gave him the nickname of "the dude" among some .
他那一尘不染的外表，使他在有些人之中赢得了“花花公子”的浑名。 |
| 6. | Babbs, however, did not believe in nicknames and sternly called the president "franklin. "
可是，巴布斯不喜欢叫绰号，死死板板地称呼总统“富兰克林。” |
| 7. | Nicknames were certainly an important part of his humor and the game of nicknames brightened his day .
起绰号无疑是他的幽默感的一个重要组成部分，起绰号的游戏为他的生活增添了乐趣。 |
| 8. | Behind his back other people attributed it to beer, some even going so far as to nickname him the "tank" .
可是背着他，人家却说这是因为喝多了啤酒。甚至还有人给他取了个诨号，叫他“汽油桶”。 |
| 9. | It had by then begun nicknaming the british systems after german cities, partly for ease of reference, partly for security .
当时它开始以德国的城市命名英国的密码系统，一半是为了便于对照，一半是为了保密。 |
| 10. | Missy was not amused at this nickname because she was a good catholic and didn't like clowning around about her religion .
米丝不认为这个绰号有趣，因为她是一个虔诚的天主教徒，不喜欢别人拿她信仰的宗教开玩笑。 |
