1.
rolling over each other,
连滚带爬，争先恐后；
2.
They scrambled to get out of the theater.
他们争先恐后跑出戏院。
3.
People's Liberation War Vanguard
人民解放战争先锋队
4.
Women pressed forward to take their share.
妇女们也争先恐后地要求参加。
5.
They sprang to the new task.
他们争先恐后地去做这件新的工作。
6.
The lorries were racing against each other.
一辆辆的卡车在争先恐後地行驶.
7.
The panic-stricken passengers tried to rush the life-boats.
惊慌的旅客争先恐后,想挤进救生艇。
8.
They were all scrambling to get the bargains.
他们都争先恐后抢购廉价货.
9.
They are vying with each other for the lead.
他们互相竞争领先。
10.
First, both legal and illegal struggles can be conducted separately.
首先谈合法斗争与非法斗争。
11.
The Rightists are trying to seize first a part and then the whole.
右派的企图，先争局部，后争全部。
12.
Game Analysis of the Priority Dispute of Scientific Discovery--A Case Study on Disputing of the Priority of Invention of Calculus;
科学发现优先权之争的博弈分析——以微积分发明优先权之争为例
13.
A competitor who performs best when in the lead.
竞争领先者领先时有最佳表现的竞赛者
14.
The start of fighting is like the letting out of water: so give up before it comes to blows.
分争的起头，如水放开。所以在争闹之先，必当止息争竞。
15.
In their discussion, I was in favor of Mr. Li.
在他们的争论中, 我支持李先生。
16.
They're decided to put aside their arguments and start to talk.
他们决定先撇开争议，开始对谈。
17.
We argue about who departs first and the advantages and disadvantages.
我们争论谁先离开的利弊.
18.
Courage is being the first to make up after an argument.
勇气，是跟朋友争吵之后，先握手言和。