" Your stew is excellent, " the old man said.

“这炖菜呱呱叫，”老人说。

" It ain't that. Bright boy is nice. He's a nice boy. I like him."

" 不这么回事。聪明小伙子呱呱叫。他个呱呱叫的小伙子。我喜欢他。"

A flying fish is excellent to eat raw and I would not have to cut him up.

飞鱼生吃味道呱呱叫的，而且不用把切成小块。

" That was nice, bright boy, " Max said.

" 真个呱呱叫的聪明小伙子，" 麦克斯说。

In the late evening, when the big bullfrogs were calling trooonk across the still lake, he would think of Serena.

夜，当大牛蛙呱呱叫着蹦在静寂的湖上的时候，他也会想起塞蕾娜。

Down by the creek the frogs were croaking.

边，青蛙在呱呱叫。

" He's a hell of a fine lion, " Wilson said cheerfully. " He's gotten into a bad place though."

“一头呱呱叫的狮子，”威尔逊高兴地说，“可进了一个糟糕的地方。”

Never been better in my whole godmn life. Come back later.

好得呱呱叫 你等会儿再来。

The boy agreed that nobody listened to the frogs when they croaked.

男孩同意青蛙呱呱叫时没有人听。

This show's an absolute whiz-banger! It's terrific! I watch it every day.

这个节目真呱呱叫！太棒了，我每都看。

Where's the reception? FinaIIy, CharIotte's inner judge was siIenced by some very Ioud bacheIorettes.

夏绿蒂终于释怀了 那些呱呱叫的女孩安慰了她。

Yes. You know, those green things that jump up and down and go croak croak.

弗雷德：的。 你知道的，那些跳上跳下、呱呱呱呱叫的绿色东西。

Bullfrogs were croaking in the creek bottoms. A bird called, " Whip! Whip! Whip-poor-Will" !

牛蛙在底呱呱叫。 一只鸟叫，“鞭子！ 鞭子！ 鞭子可怜的威尔” ！

On the way he passed by a marsh, in which a number of frogs were sitting croaking.

途中他经过一片沼泽地， 许多青蛙坐在沼泽地里呱呱叫。

Then the peasant pinched the raven's head, so that he croaked and made a noise like krr, krr.

然后农夫捏了乌鸦的头， 使乌鸦呱呱叫， 发出咯咯的声音。

There are birds singing in the bushes and the pond is full of frogs, croaking fit to burst.

草丛中有鸟儿在歌唱，池塘里满青蛙，呱呱叫。

And it was whistling and singing and croaking and chirpingand imitating cricketsand crows and jays and frogs.

吹口哨、唱歌、呱呱叫、叽叽喳喳，模仿蟋蟀、乌鸦、松鸦和青蛙。

" Stone Crows do not run squeaking after Burned Men, " one of the wildlings informed him haughtily.

" 石鸦部的人才不会追着灼人部的人呱呱叫，" 一个原住民傲慢地告诉他说。

That's when you hear it- a low, gurgling, croaking moan of sorts, and the thump of something coming down the stairs...

就在这时，你听到了— — 一种低沉的、 咯咯的、 呱呱叫的呻吟声，以及什么东西从楼梯上下来的砰砰声. . . . . .

The squaw's high sartain to come back a seekin' for the body, and 'tis a pity the poor crittur should be disappointed.

呱呱叫的高叫回来为了寻找身体，可惜可怜的批评者应该失望。