Would you feel like having a rest in that pavilion?

This pavilion is harmonious with the surrounding environment.

这亭子同周围环境是协调的.

The pavilion is made of wood.

这亭子是木造的.

A pavilion is halfway up the hill.

山的半中腰有一座亭子.

At the centre of the lake, there is a pavilion.

湖心有一座亭子.

There's no way you can fool me accepting this bad deal.

你是绝对无法骗我接受这笔赔钱交易的.

That logic applies to losers as well as winners.

这一思路既适用于赚钱的股票,也适用于赔钱的股票.

Michael Corleone : Your casino loses money. Maybe we can do better.

你的赌场在赔钱, 也许我们能经营好一点.

This company does their business at a loss ( in benefit ).

这个公司做买卖赔钱 ( 赚钱 ).

Do you want us to compensate you with a new one or with money?

你要赔一件新的呢,还是赔钱?

I see. Well then, I prefer the money.

我明白了. 那好, 我愿意你们赔钱给我.

Far from losing money, he can hardly count his profits.

他哪里是在赔钱, 他几乎无法计算其利润呢!

So they respect the, Laoguishuzui and vowed if the opportunity arises, the help will be busy.

于是便直言相告, 请老龟恕罪,并发誓如有机会, 定帮此忙.

I'm almost sure that all the anger that you feel now will soon turn into love.

我几乎可以确定,你现在的怨气很快就会转为爱.

So, she put one of the grievances the stomach, are spreading to farmers who Sicily.

于是, 她便把一肚子的怨气, 都撒到了西西里农人身上.

People who are tend to take their frustrations out on the person who answers the phone.

记住,你倾诉怨气的对象不一定是给你造成麻烦的人,而可能是给你解决问题的人.

Bitter fans, however, had expected a trick.

怨气冲天的球迷们早就预料到这一招.

He hooted his complaints to me.

他喊叫着向我撒怨气.

Dont take your frustration out on me.

不要把怨气发泄在我身上.

Naturally the men were complaining, but I always preferred walking to fighting.

很自然士兵们怨气冲天, 但是我总是宁愿步行去打仗.

She hates you, thinking that you cause all her misfortunes.

她对你一直心存怨艾,觉得她的不幸都是你造成的.