1、Taft was by far the largest man ever to be President.
塔夫特總統(tǒng)是迄今為止(白宮)最重的總統(tǒng)。

2、Taft grumbled that the law so favoured the criminal that trials seemed like a game of chance.
塔夫脫抱怨法律如此有利于罪犯，使得審判看來(lái)像是一場(chǎng)運(yùn)氣的游戲。

3、Taft was secretly pleased that he had lost, and he left Washington in good humor.
塔夫特私下里很滿意他的競(jìng)選失敗，幽默地離開(kāi)了華盛頓。

4、"Roosevelt was my closest friend," Taft said.
“羅斯福是我的親密朋友呀，”塔夫脫說(shuō)到。

5、This is a new Taft keyless lock.
這是一個(gè)新的塔夫特鍵鎖。

6、Mr. Taft is not in now, but perhaps I can help you.
塔夫特先生現(xiàn)在不在，不過(guò)我也許可以幫助你。

7、Conservatives, generally, were sure that Taft would align himself with the Old Gurard in Congress.
保守派一般都深信塔夫脫將與國(guó)會(huì)中的保守議員緊密合作。

8、Eventually, Taft told me, "he had to go to other cities to look for other jobs."
最后，塔夫特告訴我，“他不得不去其他城市找工作?！?/p>

9、Taft concluded an executive agreement with the Prime Minister, Taro Katsura, on July 25,1905.
一九○五年七月二十五日，塔夫脫與日本首相桂太郎簽訂行政協(xié)定。

10、Taft continued stubbornly to defend him and thus exacerbated popular discontent.
塔夫脫繼續(xù)頑固地包庇他。這就加劇了公眾的不滿。