harping

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现在分词：harping　

COCA.45640

双语例句

• When I saw the Times'black cover, and the famous "the death of Hong Kong", and hear the BBC's harping on pessimistic report about Hong Kong, I was utterly confused.
  当我看到《时代周刊》的黑色封面，看到那著名的“THEDEATHOFHONGKONG”，听到BBC那喋喋不休唱衰香港的报道，我彻底疑惑了。
• She is always harping on the same old things.
  她总是一遍又一遍唠叨过去的事。
• He keeps on harping on the same thing.
  他总是翻来复去地讲一件事。
• The old man upbraided Confucius for harping on the past, expressed his disbelief in the virtues of learning and advised him to stop meddling in other people's affairs.
  他指责孔子老是谈论过去；他不相信学习的美德；他建议孔子不要再插手别人的事情；
• I'm not your sort, who is always keeping harping on things and trying to find fault with others.
  我可不是你那号人，整天唠唠叨道德，总爱挑别人的不是。
• I know you want to go to paris. don't keep harping on!
  我知道你想去巴黎。但别一直唠叨不休！
• That's what you've been harping about for the past year.
  你已经整整闹了一年了。
• While magazines and television certainly heighten our consciousness of looks, they are merely harping on insecurities that already exist.
  杂志和电视的确让我们更在意外表美，但其反复玩捏的不过是我们的种种不安心理，而这些怯弱感时早已存在的。
• Stop harping on about how ill you feel.
  不要老说你不多难受。
• Just as we spent the better part of the last century harping on the needs of individuals rather the needs of teams, we now run the risk of letting the pendulum swing too far the other way.
  正如上个世纪大部分时候我们都在喋喋不休地讲个人需求，而不是团队需求，如今我们的行为有矫枉过正的风险。