| 单词 | 胡子拉碴 |
| 释义 | 胡子拉碴 In the opening scene of“The American,” a bearded George Clooney and his girlfriend are walking through snowy woods in Sweden when the serenity is shattered by the crack of gunfire. His father sitting in a chair, his eyes sunken, eye socket black, unkempt, bearded, and his face lack yellow. His mother looked at Li, a skeletal man with bushy beards, saying sadly, “My dear son, you have lost contact with us all these years. You’ll never know how much I worried about you.” He was unshaven and tall, or taller than me, and he was clearly shaken. He was unshaven and looked pale. He looked pale and unshaven. “Main Street, USA”, the heart of Euro Disneyland, it promises, will feature an old time“ Harmony Barber Shop” to deal with“ messy hair and hairy chins” — and perhaps even offending mustaches. The nine of them facing me were a pack of bearded, ragged, half-naked animals, and I probably looked as bad as the rest. I sit for a while and watch the stream swirl around a corner, then look up at Hemingway's image on the column—old, bearded and balding. She's much more likely to end up with a boring one with a straggly beard. Richard Nixon was too authentic by half: he lost his1960 face- off with John Kennedy for want of a bit of powder which could have concealed his stubbly chin. A big stubble- bearded man sat between the cover flaps and drove the crawling team. |
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