all too often
英 [ɔ:l tu: ˈɔfən] 美 [ɔl tu ˈɔfən]

释义

时常；常常；一而再；再而三地

双语例句

1. Our actions often negate our principles.
   我们的行为时常与我们所信奉的原则背道而弛。
2. Judy goes to the movies as often as Sara does.
   朱迪像莎拉一样时常去看电影。

权威例句

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