more often than not:往往,多半
1.More often than not she's late for school.
他上學(xué)多半遲到.
2.Every night,more often than not,you'd find my father at the local pub.
每天晚上你大多能在附近的小酒店里找到我父親.
Humility often gain more than pride.
滿招損,謙受益.
The Shanghai more often rains than Beijing.
上海比北京更經(jīng)常下雨.
Children's books often have more pictures than text.
兒童讀物常常是圖多于文.
Much the Guangzhou more often rains than Beijing.
廣州比北京更經(jīng)常下雨多.
She comes here more often than any other.
她來得最勤.
Children often have far more sense than their elders.
孩子們往往比他們的長輩理智的多.
He thinks of others more often than of himself.
他為別人著想多,為自己著想少.
It rains more often in Shanghai than in Beijing.
上海比北京更經(jīng)常下雨.
But the Testament is more often chanted than carried out.
顧誦讀遺囑者多,遵循遺囑者少.
always
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1.總是,經(jīng)常
They always make fun of Mr.Smith.
他們總是嘲弄史密斯先生.
2.永遠(yuǎn),一直
Children's Day is always the first of June.
兒童節(jié)一直是六月一日.
3.(動(dòng)詞用進(jìn)行時(shí))老是,一再
I'm always misplacing my glasses.
我老是將眼鏡亂放而找不到.
4.(與can/could連用)隨時(shí)
You can always resign if you feel unhappy.
如果你不滿意,隨時(shí)可以辭職.
often
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1.常常,時(shí)常
We often go hunting.
我們常常去打獵.
He is often late for class.
他上課時(shí)常遲到.
2.往往,通常
Man is often taller than woman.
一般說來男子比女子高.
usually
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1.通常地;慣常地