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1·John Kruesi was a clockmaker.

约翰·克鲁西是一位钟表匠。

2·The clockmaker left the room.

钟表匠离开房间。

3·I doubt it, said the clockmaker.

“我真怀疑，”钟表匠说。

4·What do you have there? the clockmaker asked.

“你手里拿着的是什么？”钟表匠问。

5·She belongs with her mother, the clockmaker said.

“她应该给她母亲在一起，”钟表匠说。

6·The clockmaker hadn't brought her anyone to help for ages.

钟表匠已经多年没有带人来做帮手了。

7·The clockmaker asked, testing how deeply the hook was set.

钟表匠问，他在测试钩究竟深入到什么程度。

8·Do you really want that bloodline? the clockmaker asked suddenly.

“你真的想要那个血脉？”钟表匠突然问道。

9·The clockmaker stepped forward to place his bundle in bed next to her.

钟表匠向前走过去，把包袱放到床上，放在她身边。

10·The clockmaker returned to his room and carefully moved his work aside.

钟表匠返回他的房间，小心地把他的工件移到一旁。

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1·The clockmaker wondered briefly if it was a nice house, and what it said about the people who lived in it, but he pushed the thought from his mind when Moth turned to him.

钟表匠想简单地看看这座房子是否是座好房子，是否表明了房屋的主人，但是，当莫丝走到他身边的时候，他把这个想法从脑子抹去了。

2·Mr Kundera opens up the novels of his choice like a clockmaker eager to demonstrate the inner workings of his favourite mechanisms.

昆德拉把选出的小说一层层展开，就像一位钟表匠急于向人们展示出他最爱钟表的内部结构。

3·The exterior of the clockmaker's home was trim and tended and perfectly inconspicuous in its working-class neighborhood.

钟表匠家的外面很齐整，这在这片工薪阶层住宅区里一点儿也不显眼。

4·The clockmaker hadn't brought her anyone to help for ages.

钟表匠已经多年没有带人来做帮手了。

5·So then I suppose you'll have to figure out how to care for it, the clockmaker said.

“那么你得想办法照顾它了，”钟表匠说。