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Wearing New Shoes to Walk on the Old Path--The illogical change of narrative educational research;
穿新鞋走老路——教育叙事研究的异变
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These new shoes squeak.
穿上这双新鞋走起路来嘎吱嘎吱的.
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wear sensible shoes for long walks
为走长路而穿舒适的鞋.
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Under new situations and circumstances, some people persist in handling matter according to past experience and old habits.
在新形势下, 有些人仍然在穿新鞋，紫老路。
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Grandmother flopped about in a pair of old slippers
祖母穿着一双旧拖鞋啪嗒啪嗒地走路。
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The shoemaker's wife often goes in ragged shoes.
[谚]鞋匠的老婆没鞋穿。
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The cobbler's wife is the worst shod
鞋匠的老婆没有好鞋穿
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but they were not like our English shoes, either for ease, or service; being rather what we call pumps, than shoes:
但这两双鞋子都没有英国鞋子舒适耐穿,因为不是一般走路穿的鞋子,只是一种便鞋而已。
9.
Drouet came across the floor with a festive stride, a new pair of tan shoes squeaking audibly at his progress.
杜洛埃迈着大步，满面春风地穿过大厅，脚上那双黄褐色的新皮鞋走起路来发出喀嚓喀嚓的响声。
10.
He should buy some new shoes. Those are too old hat
他得买双新鞋啦，他穿的那双样子太老了。
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He put on his slippers and went to the door.
于是穿上拖鞋走向门去。
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2. If shoes are uncomfortable when you stand, they're likely to feel even worse when you walk. The wrong shoes can affect the body's centre of gravity.
2. 如果穿鞋站着都不舒服，那走起路来会更难受。穿不舒服的鞋会影响身体的重心。
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The poor old man shuffled off in his worn shoes.
这位可怜的老人穿希破烂不堪的鞋子一步一拖地走。
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Operations made it possible for him to walk and, with the aid of a Built-up shoe, to have a fairly normal gait.
动过手术，他能够走路了。穿上特制的鞋，使他的步态很平稳。
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pad about the house in one's slippers
穿着拖鞋在家中轻轻走来走去.
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She was teetering along/about/around in very high-heeled shoes.
她穿着高跟鞋摇摇晃晃地走着[四处走].
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Are those shoes sensible for walking?
那双鞋便于走路吗?
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He put on his slippers and padded out to the kitchen.
他穿着托鞋出来向厨房走去。