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- It is a curious fact of history that what happened in Bolivia was to have a direct impact on the frozen economies of Eastern Europe. 在玻利维亚发生的事情给死气沉沉的东欧经济带来了直接的冲击,这在历史上是很不寻常的。
- NARRATOR: It is a curious fact of history that what happened in Bolivia was to have a direct impact on the frozen economies of Eastern Europe. 旁白：在玻利维亚发生的事情给死气沉沉的东欧经济带来了直接的冲击，这在历史上是很不寻常的。
- And again: "It is a curious fact that nowhere now, that we are aware of, is infanticide a system where exogamy and the earliest form of kinship co-exist."(Ibid., p. 146. 而且，他又说：“这是一个奇怪的事实，据我们所知，在外婚制与最古的亲属关系形式并存的任何地方，都没有杀婴的习俗。”（第146页）
- And again: "It is a curious fact that nowhere now, that we are aware of, is infanticide a system where exogamy and the earliest form of kinship co-exist."( Ibid. 而且，他又说：“这是一个奇怪的事实，据我们所知，在外婚制与最古的亲属关系形式并存的任何地方，都没有杀婴的习俗。”
- He rested a curious gaze on the strange woman. 他好奇地盯着那个怪异的女人看。
- It is a curious fact that while the economic situation has never been more globalised and interdependent, the political situation continues to be firmly focused on divisive sovereignty issues. 很奇怪，经济环境从来没有这般全球化并且相互依赖，而政治环境却继续坚定地关注分裂的主权问题。
- I caught a curious sound in the neighboring room. 我听到隔壁房间里有奇怪的响声。
- I heard a curious noise last night. 昨晚我听见一个奇怪的响声。
- The lantern light suddenly fell on a curious object. 手提灯的光忽然照在一个奇怪的东西上。
- Then she began to observe a curious phenomenon. 这时她开始看到一个奇怪的现象。
- A curious spasm passed through her. 一种奇异的痉挛的感觉传遍她周身。
- Sailors have a curious dread of the place. 海员对那地方怀有莫名其妙的恐惧。
- The car also has a curious ambivalence. 小汽车还具有令人奇怪的两重性。
- Another curious fact is the frequent use of the number 69. 另一个古怪的事情是频繁出现的69这个数字。
- It was a curious little green box on four wheels. 那是安在四只轮子上的一只奇怪的小小的绿色车厢。
- Now the examiner made a curious request. 这时检查官提出一项滑稽的要求。
- There was a curious, half-ashamed look on his face. 他脸上浮现出一种耐人寻味的、颇有点羞愧的的神色。
- A curious spectacle was witnessed. 目击了这一奇异的景象。
- A curious child is a teacher's delight. 好奇的小孩是老师的乐趣。
- He is a curious boy who is always asking questions. 他是个有求知欲的孩子; 老是问这问那.
