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That's quite true! һcҲ]e!
“That's quite true.”ԱʾٝͬҊ뷨ߌ.ij˼”һcҲ]e/ͬⲻ^”“You can say that again.”ҲԱ_ͬӵ˼Z@ø
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Jim: I love this writer's writing style, but I have to say, the story plot is boring.
ķϲg@ߵLұfĹo.
Lisa: That's quite true.He is not a good story teller.
ɯһcҲ]eڲһfµĸ
Jim: I would like to write a novel in the future.
ķҌҲԼһСf
Lisa: How about writing a story about you and Kate?
ɯ̈́PصĹô?
Jim: Oh, please...
ķ……
JimLisaϲgijҵČLnjDZСftXஔoLisaҲஔͬҊ˻֮“That's quite true!”
PxW(wng)jrĸN“L^”
seek publicity /L^
We don't seek publicity for what we do.
҂Ҫʲô
steal the spotlight L^/ע
But its focus on the emerging economies may soon steal the spotlight.
d(jng)wPע͕ܺܿ˵ע
seek the limelight L^/۳L^
They must overcome the tendency to seek the limelight.
횿˷۳L^ăA
make a hit L^/@ɹ
Although he wants to make a hit, I think he hasn't got much to show off.
mȻL^^Ԟ]ʲôҫġ
cut a smart figure F(xin)ɫ/@ͻ/עĿ
Jerry thinks he cuts quite a figure with the ladies in his new mohair suit.
JRëbcŮʿһܳL^
push oneself forward ͻԼ/F(xin)Լ
He wants to push himself forward and be different from the others.
͐۳L^むͻ
hogging the limelight L^
Now, Bert, quit hogging the limelight.
أeL^
court publicity //u
Having spent a lifetime avidly courting publicity, Paul has suddenly become secretive.
_һ뷽OL^F(xin)څsͻȻµ{
exhibitionist ϲgL^/A
I'm an exhibitionist, and I get off on the entertainment we give people.
@ː۳L^ҸdҾXú܁Ń
cut a dash L^/䁏T
He cut a dash with fine clothes.
A·L^
steal the show L^/eZ
The world's top 400-meter hurdler stole the show at the track and field meet.
@\ӕ@λ^̖400\ӆTL^
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