1.
She greeted them by their first names in a familiar way.
她和他们打招呼时亲切地直呼其名.
2.
She greet them by their first name In a familiar way
她和他们打招呼时亲切地直呼其名
3.
Se step in a false position on under false pretences strike sound a false note sail under false colours a play sb falset names in a familiar way.
她和他们打招呼时亲切地直呼其名。
4.
Americans always call an important person by the surname directly,
美国人常常直呼其名地称呼某个重要人物，
5.
But we generally call a person by the first name directly,
但是我们一般可以直呼其名。
6.
It isn't done to call your teachers by their first names.
对你的老师直呼其名是不合适的。
7.
A student should not make free with his teacher's first name.
学生不应随意直呼老师的名字。
8.
Not many people are on a first-name basis with him.
不是很多人和他亲密得直呼名字。
9.
However, if you do not feel comfortable using only first names, it is quite acceptable to be more formal.
不过，你如果觉得直呼其名不好，尽可用比较客气的称呼。
10.
I was taken to task not long ago for calling a knight by first name and surname, without the title.
刚才我挨了批，因为我称呼一个爵士没用头衔而直呼其名。
11.
Wood was piled onto the bonfire until the flames roared.
木块被塞进营火，直到火苗呼呼响为止。
12.
address to judge as Your Honor
称呼法官为“阁下(或先生)”[直接称呼用语]
13.
Your Holiness
教皇陛下（直接称呼）
14.
(Your Highness or His Highness of Her Highness) title used to address a royal person.
（直接称呼或间接称呼）对王室成员的尊称。
15.
Down those wide endless streets the wind rattled between the rows of wooden houses.
街道又宽又长，风在两排木头房屋中间呼呼直响。
16.
This was the first time I had called her name and I felt rather awkward.
”我还没有直接招呼过她的名字，感到生涩和直硬。
17.
"Crying out to those who go by, going straight on their way, she says:"
呼叫过路的，就是直行其道的人，
18.
Called repeatedly until the drag is either canceled or completed
直到取消或完成拖曳才停止重覆呼叫