Now it's just a mock-up, but this is what the book is going to look like.

这只是一本样书 但大体上没什么差别。

She looked at the birds' eggs on her table, the books on the desk near the bed.

她看了看桌上的鸟蛋， 床边书桌上的书。

Are they paying us less? " But then he looked in his—you know, his account books and he was like, " No.

他们付给我们的钱是不是少了？”但后来他查看了他的——你知道的，他的账簿，他说，“没有。

" I'm not talking about your stupid so-called prince, " said Hermione, giving his book a nasty look as though it had been rude to her.

“我不是说你那个愚蠢的所谓王子，”赫敏凶巴巴地瞪了他的书一眼，好像它惹了她似的。

Filming themselves finishing a book in a single day against a backdrop of hundreds of them on shelves is all part of the performance, and viewers will be extra impressed if the book looks thick.

以摆放着上千本书的书架为背景，拍摄自己在一天内读完一本书，这些都是表演的一部分，如果读的这本书看起来很厚，观众会格外印象深刻。

So let's say you knew a specific book that you wanted to read, you could use the computer to look that book up and it would say it's in this section, under this author's name.

假设你知道一本你想读的特定书籍， 你可以使用计算机查找那本书，它会说它在这个部分， 在这个作者的名字下。

It looked at how both languages handle sentences like " She gave the book to him" : ie, those with both a direct object, " the book" , and an indirect one, " him" .

它研究了两种语言如何处理像“She gave the book to him”这样的句子：即那些既有直接宾语“the book”又有间接宾语“him”的句子。

If anyone had told me that I ought to read a book on sex, I would have been insulted. Read one? I felt I could write one. But my own marriage was such a bust that I condescended to look this book over, anyway.

如果有人告诉我应该读一本关于性的书，我会被侮辱的。读一个？我觉得我可以写一个。但我自己的婚姻如此失败，无论如何我还是屈尊看了这本书。