bygone days

基本解釋

In bygone days, we were inherently more respectful of one another and devoted more time to the niceties of getting to know someone and explore common ground.
在過去的年代裡，人們要比現(xiàn)在的人更加懂得尊重彼此，而且他們願(yuàn)意花更多的時(shí)間去了解彼此的不同點(diǎn)竝探討各自的共同立場(chǎng)。
Like apparitions from bygone days, Prague residents stroll across fog-shrouded Charles Bridge, the local landmark that has served the city's inhabitants since the 14th century.
佈拉格地標(biāo)圖片。像幻影從過去的日子，佈拉格居民漫步越過霧-遮閉的查爾斯橋，這地方的地界標(biāo)可作爲(wèi)城市的居民自從14世紀(jì)。
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Those bygone days have been dispersed as smoke by a light wind, or evaporated as mist by the morning sun.
過赴的日子如輕菸卻被微風(fēng)吹散了，如薄霧，被初陽蒸融了；

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