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It can be all too easy to take our canine friends for granted.

很多时候，我们太容易把狗为我们的付出看成是理所当然的了。

Decades as a changeling had molded my appetites and energies, but she was all too human, growing heavier with each passing season.

数十年的换生灵生活塑造了我的胃口和精力，但她是个十足的人类，年年都在发福。

But the changing note of the engines indicated that, all too soon, the journey was over and in a few minutes we would land and go our separate ways.

但是飞机引擎声音的变化预示旅程即将结束，一切都太快了。几分钟以后我们就会降落，大家将各奔东西。

Character assassination is all too common today isn't it? But it is nothing new.

我们从报章经常读到有关毁谤的新闻；但这其实并非今天所独有。

The Plague is his chronicle of the scene of human suffering that all too many people are willing to forget.

鼠疫是他纪事现场的人的痛苦，所有的人太多愿意忘记。

But advocates of reform warn that he must jam it quickly to the top of his legislative agenda or the Democratic Congressional leadership will be all too happy to stick to its traditional habit of promising to clean up politics in the sweet by and by.

总统已经许诺尽早采取行动改革竞选财务，可是主张改革的人警告说，总统必须迅速将它纳入立法议程，并予最高优先，否则国会民主党领袖将求之不得按照积习应许万万年这后革新政治。

It was an all too easy commission.

这是一个太容易委员会。

One small incident highlights the difference between a "Christian" war and others with which we are all too familiar: When the British surrendered at Yorktown, Washington invited General Cornwallis to his headquarters for dinner.

一个小事件可以彰显出「基督徒」的战争与其他我们再熟悉不过的战争之间的差异：当英军在约克镇(Yorktown， Virginia)投降时，华盛顿邀请英军的首领康华理斯将军到其指挥总部共进晚餐。

F. If you think this is all too bourgeois, make John a revolutionary and Mary a counterespionage agent and see how far that gets you.

楼 如果你认为这是太资产阶级，使约翰革命和玛丽一反间谍代理人，并见有多远即让你的。

The air around the Dujiangyan crematorium is acrid with smoke and disinfectant as families bid farewell to victims of China's calamitous earthquake, all too many of them children.

周围的空气该都江堰火葬场是辛与吸烟和消毒剂，作为家庭告别的受害者，中国的灾难性大地震，所有太其中许多是儿童。

Chrysanthemum of 10 thousand birthday is lax to edaphic requirement, with the arenaceous qualitative loam with fecund, good drainage had better.

万寿菊对土壤要求不严，以肥沃。排水良好的砂质壤土为好。

He unstepped the mast and furled the sail and tied it.

他拔下桅杆，把帆卷起，系住。