| 词汇 | 行色匆匆 |
| 释义 | 行色匆匆 辨形“匆”，不能写作“勿”。 辨形“匆”，不能写作“勿”。 Early autumn night, coolness deeper and deeper, and walking alone in the autumn wind howling on the streets, watching people hurry around, face expressionless! New York of course is a walking town. The subway will always, I am no exception, but the feeling is more complicated. On the street, all the people were hurry, they prepared to gathering with their friends and families. On the junior high school when a student dormitory is always bustling, entertaining many, it seems very popular place. So those New Yorkers hurrying to work are more likely to be thinking about saving their jobs, or stoking the embers of a fragile market recovery. We are going nowhere, but fast. No matter the white-collar, busy traders, or tourists who come here because of its reputation, only if they came here, they would highly praise it and reluctant to leave. In Tokyo's bustling business district of Shinjuku, Aya Saito,33, has been dancing on a street every morning to the1980s pop song“ Mickey” for seven months as commuters rush by to work. Out here everyone is incessantly on the go, running Blackberry in hand from appointment to appointment. A pair of elderly women fed pigeons in the park as faint elevator music could be heard from a nearby singing fountain. |
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