翻译和例句：
“惹到我了。”英语怎么说？Get under my skin.例句: Man, when he spits like that, it really gets under my skin! 天哪！他那样随地吐痰可真是惹到我了！ ……
HAVE you ever ordered food that tastes so disgusting (令人恶心的) that you wonder whether the cooks or waiters spat (吐痰) onto your plate?If you’ve eaten at McDonald’s in Simpsonville, South Carolina, USA ……
on the floor (禁止随地吐痰)": very harsh, make it "No spitting".4. "Don't take a picture (禁止拍照)" clumsy ……
or her part, isn't it? Don'tspit(吐痰) in public. Don't pick the flowers by the streets or in the gardens ……
you’re having, try not to shout, spit (吐痰) or push other people. Everyone is hoping to have a good ……
;disgusted1. Do you feel ________when you see people spit (吐痰)in public places?1. Do you feel ________when you see people spit (吐痰)in public places?2. Seeing the cockroaches, she runs out in ________.2 ……
. They playedtrumpets(喇叭) anddrums(锣鼓) in the street. Some did plays to ask people not tospit(吐痰 ……
出国旅游可别光顾着玩，也要注意文明礼仪，维护咱中国人的形象。
"DON'Tspit(吐痰),litter(乱丢垃圾) or shout loudly. Don'tyell(大叫) into your mobile phone."These are not just rules for kids. They are the basic "do's and don'ts" in a guidebook the Chinese Government ……
characters spat (吐痰) on the street, because they thought it showed Chinese people in a negative light ……
behaviors, including littering, spitting (吐痰), snatching (抢夺) bus seats, line-jumping, taking off ……
; Be kind to others! However much fun you’re having, try not to shout, spit (随地吐痰) or push other ……
, spitting (随地吐痰), snatching (争抢) seats, taking off shoes or socks, speaking loudly, eating food with strong ……
看话剧成英国传统休闲活动。IMAGINE 500 people in a tiny, dirty, unwashed courtyard (院子). They’re shouting, swearing, drinking, eating and spitting (随地吐痰). They’ve never had a bath in their lives, so you can’t even ……
你对用法律严惩不文明行为有什么看法？EDITOR’S note: Do you ever feel disgusted (厌恶的) when you see people spit (吐痰) in public places? The good news is that you will soon see this less. The Hangzhou government has set up ……
你如何看待用法律来严惩不文明行为？EDITOR’S note: Do you ever feel disgusted (厌恶的) when you see people spit (吐痰) in public places? The good news is that you will soon see this less. The Hangzhou government has set up ……
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