A simple English translation send points .

No darkness can be imagined as staying all night without the lights out. By extension, the inability to sleep.

The meaning of the sentence is roughly as follows: Miss, for our love, sleepless tonight.

The crescent moon hangs in the dark night sky, and the white hands hold flowers, the acquaintance of you and me is a myth, since we are concerned about each other, why don't we get married!

Ben and his wife have no love in the dark tonight.

Miss, there is no darkness tonight, only our love.

I think that's a better translation.

there will no darkness tonight, and lady ,our love .This sentence break is easier to understand.

Is there a word missing?

there will no darkness tonight and lady our love .

there will be no darkness tonight and lady our love .

Agree with the statement of the sixth floor, classic!

There is a big problem with this sentence: so take it apart and turn it over.

There will no darknessand:

Lady lady

Our love

There is no darkness there tonight, and there is no love there.

Once upon a time there were five beggars. One is an Englishman, one is a Turk, one is a Greek, one is an Arab, and one is a Persian. One day they met and decided to live together, share what they had together, and help each other in times of trouble.

Soon someone walked past them on the street and gave them a coin. They discuss how to spend the money. In the end, it was decided to buy food with money.

Let's buy some grapes", said the Englishman. But the Turks want "uzum", and the Arabs want "aneb."", the Greeks wanted "stafelea."", the Persians wanted "angur.""。None of them know much about their respective languages.

Soon there was a quarrel. While they were arguing about how to spend their money, a stranger came over. He speaks five languages.

He asked them why they were arguing. After they told him the whole thing, he said, "Give me the money and I'll buy you the food you want." He quickly bought a bunch of grapes and came back.

Every beggar is happy because everyone gets what they want.

In fact, the new words in this article are in different languages, and the corresponding meanings are the same, that is, the meaning of grapes.

Once upon a time there were five beggars. One is British, one is Turkish, one is Greek, one is Arab, and the last is Persian. One day they met and decided to live together, to share what they had and to help each other in times of need.

1. After a while, a person passing by on the street gave them a coin. They discussed how to use the coin. In the end, they decided to go buy something to eat.

Let's go buy some grapes! The British said, but the Turks wanted to buy "uzum", the Arabs wanted "aneb", the Greeks wanted "stafelea", and the Persians insisted on "angur". None of them knew the language of the others.

So soon they quarreled and even fought. 2. While they were fighting over how to spend the money, a stranger came over. "Give me your coins.

I'll buy what you want. He quickly bought a bunch of grapes and came back. 3. Every beggar is happy, and each of them should get what they want.

There used to be 5 beggars, one English, one Turkish, one Greek, one Arab and one Persian. One day, they met and decided to stay together, share what they had, and help others when they were in trouble. 1. Soon a man passed them on the street and gave them a coin.

They discuss how to use the coin. In the end, they decided to buy something to eat. "Let's buy some grapes!

The British said. But the Turks wanted "uzum", the Arabs wanted "aneb", the Greeks wanted "stafelea", and the Persians insisted on "angur". They didn't understand each other's language very well, and soon they quarreled and even fought.

2. While they were arguing about how to use the coin, a stranger came. He knew the five languages, and he asked them why they were fighting. After they told the stranger, the stranger said:

Give me the coins and I'll buy you what you want. He soon returned with a bunch of grapes. 3. Every beggar is happy because everyone gets what he wants.

Mr. Blaine is the Chairman of the Board of Directors of ACME Networks.

The company's employees are all motivated. Cups are all out of the company today. As a result, Mr. Blaine took everyone's work as a package, and he had a terrible day at the office. For reference.

Brian is the Chairman of ACME Networks, Inc. The company has motivated employees. Unfortunately, today all the employees are out. No one was there. As a result, Brian was doing everyone's work, and he had a really bad day at the office.

1 my question is about yesterday's homework.

2 what do you want to be when you grow up?

3 ina decides to spend her holiday in england.

4 it will be a good experience to me.

5 the baby/infant is taken care of by his dad/father.

If you don't know, you can ask me hao(o