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可想而知kě xiǎng ér zhīcansee; can imagine
❍ 这关系之重大，也就～了。(鲁迅《且介亭杂文·答〈戏〉周刊编者信》118) We can see the importance of this.
❍ 现在上海墙壁上的香烟和鬼影的广告画，尚且常有人张着嘴巴看，在少见多怪的原始社会里，有了这么一个奇迹，那轰动一时，就～了。(《鲁迅选集》Ⅳ—82)Since spectators gape even today at the advertisments for cigarettes and films posted upon Shanghai walls,we can imagine the sensation caused by such extraordinary sights in that unsophisticated primitive society.
❍ 因此乡间就向来有一个传说，谓咬死了人，皇帝必赦，因为怨恨而至于咬，则被咬者之恶，也就可想而知了。(《鲁迅全集》Ⅳ—40) Since then country folk have always maintained that if you bite a man to death the emperor will pardon you. Because if you hate a man enough to bite him that shows how wicked the one bitten must be. |