1.
I find it really irksome when people jump in front of me in a line.
当排队时有人在我前面插队，会令我十分生气。
2.
If you jump the queue other people will not be pleased.
如果你插队，其他人不会高兴的。
3.
The old man thought Jim was a queue jumper.
那位老人认为吉姆是插队的。
4.
Students dislike others jumping the queue in the dining hall.
学生最讨厌别人在食堂里插队。
5.
"I heard that you worked in the countryside together, is that so?"
“听说，你们原来在一块儿插队？”
6.
The cop stopped him from cutting in line.
他试图插队，但是警察制止了他。
7.
On my request the conqueror questioned the man who jumped the queue.
根据我的请求,征服者质问了插队者.
8.
It was my turn to get a ticket when someone cut in line.
轮到我买票的时候,竟然有人插队。
9.
At that time, millions of the city-Bred educated youths across China settled in the countryside and merged into the peasants to farm for a living.
当时,全国有数百万城市知青插队落户
10.
I had to stop when another car nipped in in front of me.
另一辆汽车突然插队到我前面，我不得不停车。
11.
"The girls' middle school attached to the Normal University," she replied, smiling. "And you? Were you sent down to the countryside?
“女附中，”她微微一笑，“你呢，原来是插队的吧？”
12.
They bully into line at the gas pump(Martin Gottfried)
他们在气泵前恶棍似地插队(马丁 哥特弗莱德)
13.
The teacher beside the lunch line saw Jack cut in, and she criticized him bitterly.
老师在排队买午餐的人旁边看杰克插队，就把他狠狠地批评了一顿。
14.
The Research of the History, the Current Situation and the Countermeasure in the Chinese Football Team s "Study Abroad;
对中国足球队员“洋插队”的历史回顾、现状分析及对策研究
15.
This girl is just like me, a young Beijinger sent to work in the countryside. And she's avoiding me.
这是个和我差不多的、老插队出身的北京姑娘，她在避着我哪。
16.
I thought you were sitting having a good think over your career in the production brigade, but you weren't.
我以为你正在认真地回顾你的插队生涯呢，可是你没有。
17.
Of course, that was in our first year in the brigade, when we had not yet become so shabby and demoralized.
当然，那是插队第一年的事了，后来我们都变得那么褴偻和潦倒。
18.
He cut in at the head of the line
他插到队伍的前头去了。