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只有Zhǐyǒu　先xiān　登录dēnglù　账号zhànghào，　你nǐ　才cái　可以kěyǐ　下载xiàzǎi　文件wénjiàn。Zhǐyǒu xiān dēnglù zhànghào, nǐ cái kěyǐ xiàzǎi wénjiàn.
Only by logging into your account first can you download the file.
老师Lǎoshī　把bǎ　今天jīntiān　的de　文件wénjiàn　上传shàngchuán　到dào　网站wǎngzhàn　了le，　我wǒ　回家huíjiā　以后yǐhòu　再zài　下载xiàzǎi。Lǎoshī bǎ jīntiān de wénjiàn shàngchuán dào wǎngzhàn le, wǒ huíjiā yǐhòu zài xiàzǎi.
The teacher uploaded today’s file to the website, and I’ll download it after I get home.
她Tā　写完xiěwán　报告bàogào　以后yǐhòu，　马上mǎshàng　上传shàngchuán　了le　文件wénjiàn，　也yě　保存bǎocún　到dào　手机shǒujī　里lǐ　了le。Tā xiěwán bàogào yǐhòu, mǎshàng shàngchuán le wénjiàn, yě bǎocún dào shǒujī lǐ le.
After writing the report, she immediately uploaded the file and also saved it on her phone.
我Wǒ　刚才gāngcái　删除shānchú　了le　一个yíge　文件wénjiàn，　可是kěshì　我wǒ　已经yǐjīng　保存bǎocún　过guo　了le，　所以suǒyǐ　没méi　问题wèntí。Wǒ gāngcái shānchú le yíge wénjiàn, kěshì wǒ yǐjīng bǎocún guo le, suǒyǐ méi wèntí.
I just deleted a file, but I had already saved it, so it’s fine.
她Tā　觉得juéde　这个zhège　文件wénjiàn　没有méiyǒu　用yòng　了le，　就jiù　删除shānchú　了le。Tā juéde zhège wénjiàn méiyǒu yòng le, jiù shānchú le.
She felt this file was useless, so she deleted it.
你Nǐ　下载xiàzǎi　了le　以后yǐhòu，　别bié　忘记wàngjì　把bǎ　文件wénjiàn　保存bǎocún　好hǎo。Nǐ xiàzǎi le yǐhòu, bié wàngjì bǎ wénjiàn bǎocún hǎo.
After you download it, don’t forget to save the file properly.
你nǐ　先xiān　登录dēnglù　网站wǎngzhàn，　再zài　下载xiàzǎi　文件wénjiàn　吧ba。nǐ xiān dēnglù wǎngzhàn, zài xiàzǎi wénjiàn ba.
Log into the website first, then download the file.
写完xiěwán　报告bàogào　以后yǐhòu，　记得jìde　先xiān　把bǎ　文件wénjiàn　保存好bǎocúnhǎo，　再zài　上传shàngchuán　到dào　网站wǎngzhàn。xiěwán bàogào yǐhòu, jìde xiān bǎ wénjiàn bǎocúnhǎo, zài shàngchuán dào wǎngzhàn.
After you finish writing the report, remember to save the file properly first, and then upload it to the website.
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