“word for word”可以造什么句，word for word造句

Mary copied Sally's composition word for word.

I will tell him word for word.

Don' t translate word for word, sentence for sentence.

She went over my report word for word

I tried to memorize the speech word for word.

Paid ten dollars for a ticket; repeated the conversation word for word.

The child's essay was copied word for word out of an encyclopedia.

Don't read the report word for word now; just skim it.

I'll repeat our conversation, word for word, Isabella; and you point out any charm it could have had for you. '.

Almost word for word, Elton repeated a story which he had committed to heart in the watches of the night.

Reports emerged of a passage from a newspaper article being published word for word, and then of a paragraph from the us embassy website being used without attribution.

And sure enough, when I got back to my office and pulled one of my books off the shelf, there the pages were, practically word for word.

In the study of Chinese ancient literary style, for a long time, there existed two unilateral standpoints that the unitary and one-way view and the word for word study method.

He repeated her statement word for word.

Tell me what she said, word for word.

He repeated what you said word for word.

A word for word translation is not natural to some degree.

It is easier to remember a rhyme word for word than straight prose, especially if you are illiterate.

I do not know whether intentionally or unintentionally, Zhao Wubing's unbridled words, word for word, all passed into Koizumi Zhengtai's ears.

word for word; literal; literally

(of a translation) corresponding word for word with the original.

This is like someone painstakingly copying a very large book, word for word onto blank sheets.

If, on the contrary, we were just to copy past documents word for word, we could not solve a single problem correctly.

Don't read the article word for word, skim through it to pay attention to key words.

Learned by rote;memorized word for word.

The texts of Sacred Scripture are often not quoted word for word but are merely indicated by a reference (cf.).