| 1. | It's not a good habit to surname for others .
给别人起绰号可不好。 |
| 2. | He was rabbit-toothed and was nicknamed bunny .
他长了一口兔牙，绰号叫邦尼。 |
| 3. | Twenty months later it had became a byword for weakness of will .
二十个月之后，它却成了意志软弱的绰号。 |
| 4. | 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。” |
| 5. | 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。 |
| 6. | More laughter rose at their homemade overseer's new nickname, "ol' george," since he was so ridiculously young .
大家对他们自己制造出来的监工得了一个“老乔治”的新绰号又笑开了，因为他实在年轻得可笑。 |
| 7. | 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。 |
| 8. | Twain, too, is something of the cynical pedagogue, though one of his san francisco nicknames was the wild humorist of the plains .
马克吐温也有一点象愤世嫉俗的学究，虽然他在旧金山有一个绰号叫“平原上的野幽默家”。 |
| 9. | It ' s not a bad impulse though . some kind of nickname
不过这个想法不坏起个绰号 |
| 10. | In the regiment they called me the little hawk
“绰号小雄鹰，军队里这么叫我。 |
