Doctors sometimes wade in too soon, when it would be better to give the body a chance to heal itself.

They are having a heated argument. You'd better not wade in.

他们讨论地很激烈，你最好不要介入。

Only when more investors wade into the market will it become more active.

只有当更多的投资者涉足黄金市场时,这个市场才能够活跃起来.

For Carlyle , the decision to wade into the Middle East is particularly delicate.

对凯雷而言, 前进中东的决定特别敏感微妙.

The work will not wait; let us wade into it now.

工作不能等, 让我们现在就干起来吧.

He was forced to wade into the stream to recover his shoe.

他被迫进入小溪没过他的鞋跋涉.

Quite fearless, Henry was prepared to wade into the whole crowd.

亨利毫不畏惧, 准备攻击这一群人.

There were already five people fighting when your brother decided to wade in and join them.

在你兄弟决定参与他们之时,已有五个人打起来了.

I can't wade in these boots.

我穿着这双靴子没法水。

Touch the sand Wade in the water. Feel free.

日落看星辰,走到沙滩,踩着海浪, 感受自由.

Smith must needs wade in and delay the business with petty objections.

史密斯总是要来插手，用一些无关紧要的反对意见来耽误事情。

Bank watches need to hold their noses wade in.

银行观察人士需要屏住呼吸一猛子扎下去.

Jonathan Swift, the author of Gulliver's Travels, was born in Dublin, Ireland and his father was a British who settled in Ireland.

《格列佛游记》的作者斯威夫特出生于爱尔兰的首都都柏林，父亲是一位定居在爱尔兰的英国人。

A fictional Englishman who travels to the imaginary land of Lilliput ( in Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels).

去小人国旅行的虚构中的英国人（斯威夫特《格雷弗游记》中的人物）。

Jonathan Swift is a great English poet as well as a satirist in18th century.

斯威夫特是十八世纪英国伟大的诗人、讽刺家。

He was a bold man that first ate an oyster.& Jonathan Swift

第一个吃牡蛎的人，是一个勇敢的人。&斯威夫特

Gulliver's Travels is a masterpiece of Jonathan Swift, one of the greatest satirical writers in Britain in the 18th century.

《格列佛游记》是18世纪英国伟大的讽刺作家斯威夫特的代表作。

Jonathan Swift was a prominent realistic novelist in the 18th century England.

乔纳森·斯威夫特是英国十八世纪的著名现实主义小说家。

No wise man ever wished to be younger.-Jonathan Swift ( 1711)

没有一个聪明人会希望变得更年轻些。&乔纳森·斯威夫特（1711）

Elephants are always drawn smaller than life; but a flea always larger.& Jonathan Swift

大象总是被画得比实际的小，跳蚤则总是画得比实际的大。&斯威夫特

In my teacher's opinion, he said that the author, Jonathan Swift, criticized the human evil nature, such as greedy, brutal, and savage.

我老师的观点，他说作者，乔纳森斯威夫特是在批判人性恶的一面，比如说贪婪，野性，野蛮。