1.The prisoner described himself as a homeless wanderer.
1.那个囚犯个无家可归的流浪汉。
2.The wanderer has to sleep rough.
2.个流浪汉到处为家。
3.I feel like a wanderer in a land of Hot Springs and tores.
3.我感个漫游者流浪于温泉与花托之地。
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1.I have been a wanderer in many lands.
曾到处。
2.We began as wanderers, and we are wanderers still.
开始时者，现在仍然者。
3.She promenaded a second time, and was again the sole wanderer there.
第二次出去，她依然山上孤独的徘徊者。
4.The wanderers were home at last.
游子终于回家了。
5.Obviously this Wanderer is not the guy in my kitchen.
很明显这里写的人不厨房里的那个。
6.It time, the young wanderers develop into distinctive adult male.
迟早两名汉将成长为威猛的雄狮。
7.Its curved streets, in contrast to the rigid grid of New York, welcome idle wanderers and busy commuters alike.
伦敦蜿蜒的街道和纽约方正直的街道形成鲜明对比，迎接着悠闲的汉和忙碌的上班族。
8.He never forgot his origins among the desert wanderers and cattlemen.
他从未忘记自己根源于沙漠游牧者和牧牛者。
9.I am, or at least have been, the Wanderer's thought.
至少曾人的思想。
10.By The Wanderer, or Rainer. Whoever the bastard is.
被人或者雨人 不管哪个混蛋。
11.No, I mean with Bo and The Wanderer. Is that just it?
不 的意思波和人 就这样了?
12.The year has turned us earthlings into aliens, wanderers on an unfamiliar planet.
这一年地球人变成了外星人和者，在一个陌生的星球上。
13.The oncoming herds of wanderers are now pouring into the pride's territory.
的角马群洪水般泻入狮子的领地。
14.Now, the wanderers are what you might call a subgroup of the active outdoor club.
现在，漫游者你可以称之为活跃的户外俱乐部的一个分支。
15.The Wanderer. That evil that you met.
人 你遇到的那个坏人。
16.I know who took Bo. I know who the Wanderer is.
知道谁带走了波 知道谁人了。
17.Had the wanderer remained awake for another half-hour a strange sight would have met his eyes.
如果这个汉晚睡半小时，他就能看到一幕奇景了。
18.Side by side on the narrow shawl knelt the two wanderers, the little prattling child and the reckless, hardened adventurer.
在狭窄的披肩上，并排跪着两个者，一个天真无邪的小女孩，一个粗鲁、坚强的冒险家。
19.I'm sorry, weren't you once an employee of the Wanderer?
不好意思 你不曾经也人的雇员吗？
20." Strange hardships, I imagine—poor, emaciated, pallid wanderer" ?
“奇怪的艰辛，想——可怜的、消瘦的、苍白的者”？机翻
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详细解释
个无家可归的流浪汉。
个
曾到处
开始时
直的街道形成鲜明对比，迎接着悠闲的
想——可怜的、消瘦的、苍白的
者
