1.The elderly man struggled to move the fallen bookcase, which was blocking a door.

老还在挣扎着抬那个挡着门书橱。

2.A short while ago, my sister helped me to carry one of my old bookcases up the stairs.

几分钟前，我妹妹帮我把一个旧书橱抬上了楼。

3.She gazed at it for some time then added, 'You don't need bookcases at all.

她盯着“地毯”看了一会儿，又说：“你根本用不着书橱。

4.And when he was done, the most beautiful bookcases she had ever seen were in their living room.

完工后，客厅里就多了一个她所见过最漂亮书橱。

5.He saw the elderly man trying to push his way past an overturned bookcase on his way into the house.

他看到老正试图推开倾覆书橱，强行冲进自己房子。

6.I do not think that bookcase is very functional.

我觉得那个书橱并不实用。

7.Taking our skepticism for granted, he rushed to the bookcases and returned with Volume One of the 'Stoddard Lectures'.

他想当然地认为我们不相信，急忙跑到书橱前面，拿回来一本《斯托达德演说集》卷一（约翰。斯托达德（1850-1931）：美国著名演说家，著有十卷本《斯托达德演说集》——译者注）。

8.It really looks nice, but I need furniture that I can actually use.

虽然它看起来确实不错，但我需要是一个可以让我使用书橱。

9.I've been taking business trips for years, Ever since I worked at steve's furniture store in d.C. -- The mattress expo in philly, the credenza-con in delaware.

我已经过很多次商务旅行了，自从我在华盛顿史蒂夫家具店工作开始费城床垫博览会 特拉华州书橱展览。

10.Mrs. Martin was cutting the front page of the comic book in half. She kept the top half of the comic book cover and threw the rest of the book into a large cardboard box.

马丁太太把连环画封面撕成两半，然后把上面一半留下，下面一半扔进了棕色书橱。