somebody

pron.

某人，有人；

n.

大人物，重要的人物；

复数：somebodies

somebody else别人

or somebody诸如此类的人

somebody up there上帝，神

1. Somewhere somebody sometimes does something good.
   在某处某人有时做某些好事。
2. Since somebody let the gardener go.
   某人让园丁卷铺盖了。
3. Somebody has poked a hole in the paper screen.
   有人在那个纸屏风上戳了个洞。
4. Somebody gave me a ticket for a pop concert.
   有人给了我一张通俗音乐会的票。

1. I reasoned that somebody important must have been at the other end of the line.
   我揣摩着这件事的背后必定有重要人物在指挥。

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