1·Why would a young man need so many walking sticks?
一个年轻人为何需要这么多手杖呢？
2·Bamboo can be made into good walking sticks and fishing poles.
用竹子能制成很好的拐杖和钓鱼杠。
3·It can also be made into good walking sticks and fishing poles.
它也可以制成良好的手杖和钓鱼竿。
4·Mr B. has gone from being unable to walk, to now walking with the help of walking sticks.
B先生从完全不能行走，到现在能处着拐杖行走。
5·Now we started going down, because the route was too steep, we had to use the walking sticks.
我们开始下山了，由于路段陡峭，我们不得不用助行棍。
6·She was sporting that smile as well as walking sticks and a bandaged leg last November, at one of her final public appearances.
一只腿上绑着绷带，拄着拐杖的的伊丽莎白在运动中向人们微笑着，这是她的最后一次在公众场合露面。
7·As is subtly shown in the picture, so many people are too much addicted to cell phones that they use walking sticks to see the road.
正如图中所示的那样，这么多的人太沉溺于手机，以至于他们用手杖去看路。
8·The atmosphere on the streets, where a lot of walking sticks and sensible shoes can be seen, is generally not what one might call youthful and adventurous.
在洋溢着圣诞气息的街道上，能看到一大群拄着拐杖的理性游客，通常情况下，是看不到打电话和爱冒险的年轻人。
9·A bound captive from Libya, one of Egypt's traditional enemies, forms the head of one of 130 whole or partial walking sticks and canes found in king Tut's tomb.
在图坦卡蒙的坟墓中发现了130个完整或残缺的拐杖和手杖，其中一把手杖的头部表现了一位从利比亚抓来的俘虏，利比亚是古埃及的夙敌之一。
10·From the cartoon given above, we can observe that there are many people crossing the street. Instead of looking at the way, they are staring at their cell phones and using walking sticks to see.
如图所示，我们可以看到有很多的人正在过马路，他们没有仔细看路，却都盯着自己的手机并且用一根拐杖代替他们看路。