| 1. | His manner grew more formal .
他的举止越来越做作。 |
| 2. | Weepbis more formal than cry and can suggest stronger emotions .
文雅，可表示更为强烈的感情。 |
| 3. | Let us put the view on a slightly more formal basis .
现在我们把这一观点建立在更加正规的基础之上。 |
| 4. | Let's now carry the discussion a bit further in a more formal fashion .
现在让我们以更正规的方法来把讨论进行得更深入一点。 |
| 5. | The " latter " refers to the second of two items already mentioned and is rather more formal .
“后者”指已提及的两个事物中的第二个而且相当正式。 |
| 6. | Occupation is more formal and is used additionally of work , which may not provide a regular income
Occupation较正式，还可指不一定有固定收入的工作。 |
| 7. | " shall " is more formal , especially when used with pronouns other than " i " or " we " .
“Shall”更加正式，尤其是和除了“I”或者“we”以外的代词连用时。 |
| 8. | Each worsening of the employment situation calls forth an increased demand for more formal information at all levels .
就业状况的每次恶化都进一步引起对各级正规教育的更大需求。 |
| 9. | " happen " and " occur " refer to accidental or unplanned events ; " occur " is more formal than " happen . "
“happen”和“occur”指偶然的或未经筹划的事件；“occur”比“happen”更正式一些。 |
| 10. | Although americans are very informal, if you prefer to be more formal in social situations, you may freely act in your own way .
美国人固然不拘礼节，但是你在社交场合中如果高兴守点礼节，尽可照你自己的方式做。 |
