1. I
worry for you without me.
没有了我的你让我很担忧。
2. Should he
worry her?
他该担心她吗？
3. I
worry about all this.
我对这一切感到担心。
"Ever since we changed to the new transformation substation, thunderstorms are not something that we should worry about," said manager Wang from Zhejiang Kingdom Solar Energy.
“自从我们换了新的变电站，雷暴就不是我们应该担心的事情，”浙江王国太阳能公司的王经理说。
"We moved to the New District to live and would worry about the distance between our new house and our kid's original school, but not for long, as the new school was built at such a convincing speed, which eased our worries quickly," said Zhang Huarong, a local housewife who moved to the area in 2019, the year the school plan was settled.
“我们搬到新区居住，会担心我们的新房子和孩子原来的学校之间的距离，但不会太久，因为新学校以如此令人信服的速度建成，这很快缓解了我们的担忧，”当地家庭主妇张华荣说，她于2019年搬到了该地区，也就是学校计划确定的那一年。
Apple Inc's reported plan to extend the supply chain in Vietnam could be an attempt to spread out the tech giant's contract manufacturers amid the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic, and there is no need to worry that some orders might slip out of China, experts said on Friday.
专家周五表示，苹果公司延长越南供应链的计划可能是为了在新冠肺炎疫情的影响下分散这家科技巨头的合同制造商，没有必要担心一些订单可能会从中国流失。
"We will not worry about possible dilution from opening too many bars as we see growing demand from young consumers and significant growth potential of the bar business in China," Zhang said.
"He predicted that the number of Chinese companies that plan to expand in overseas markets would soar rapidly in the following years, which means ShareIt won't worry about their domestic businesses.
Manufacturers worry about the labor shortage and export crisis, the catering industry has not recovered from the Spring Festival season, the transportation and tourism industry is stagnating.
Lian Weiliang, deputy head of the National Development and Reform Commission, said at a recent news conference that enterprises need not worry about overcapacity after the epidemic.
Lian Weiliang, deputy head of the National Development and Reform Commission, said during a recent news conference that enterprises should not worry about overcapacity problems after the epidemic.
Lian Weiliang, deputy head of the National Development and Reform Commission, said during a recent media conference that enterprises should not worry about overcapacity problems after the epidemic.
Song from the alliance said there is no need to worry about the long-term contraction in the Chinese robotics market.
Now we don't have to worry about the potential waste," he said.
"The world should let the facts speak, and not worry about fears fanned by some countries," Wang said.
For one, they worry their products will be duplicated - it's an inevitable issue every line of work could face during the development phase.
"If our products find consumer acceptance and become a hit in markets that are strong in technologies, it would mean we need not worry about entering other markets across the world.
"If the FedEx issue cannot be explained properly, many Chinese companies will worry about using the US delivery firm's services, on concerns that their parcels may be intercepted by a third party.
"And everything they think about, they start to worry.
When they worry, they make rules and laws.
Asked whether China will retaliate by targeting certain US companies, Lu said that as for foreign enterprises operating in China, there is no need for them to worry as long as their businesses are law-abiding.
Asked if the company would worry that the uncertain global business environment may depress consumption power, Steiner said he has not seen any decrease yet.
The almost exhausted mobile games dividends brought from client-side games, loss of interest from players and shortened life cycle of popular games all worry the industry.
"The new trains have features such as levers at doors that will roll out a ramp for wheelchair users or those with baby carriages, so that they don't have to worry about the crossing the gap between the train and the platform.
On Friday, European Union technology commissioner Andrus Ansip said the bloc should worry about Huawei and other Chinese technology companies because of the risk to EU industry and security.
"Our products are not on the tariff list of the US, but some customers hesitate in issuing orders to us because they worry about the higher risk of tariffs," said Xiao Dongliang, business manager at Henan Mingtai Aluminium Industrial Company in Zhengzhou, capital of Central China's Henan province.
We wouldn't worry that the (China-US) trade tension may result in a tariff hike on our blowers.
Sunac executives, seeking to reassure investors, said the developer would not have to worry about a negative impact from Leshi in the future.
Money is another constant worry.
We've a good team, so neither us nor our investors are going to worry because of that.
Staff like him used to worry about their future.
The legal procedure to buy a car with valid plates from the "vending machine" has yet to be introduced, and some also worry about the negative impact on labor markets in the future.
"People don't need to worry about Sunac, Sun said.
He said: "One of the things that people worry about even with a private car is range anxiety.
"Now it is safer, production is higher, and I am more focused on my job because I don't need to worry about becoming unemployed," Radosavljevic said.
Therefore, since a mild depreciation of the RMB is also beneficial to exports and job creation, there is no need to worry too much about it at present.
"Now it takes only a few hours or minutes to finish the transfer, and we don't have to worry about exchange rate fluctuations, either.
Global businesses have nothing to worry about as long as they operate in accordance with the law and regulations, said Zhu Bing, director-general of the foreign investment administration department at the Ministry of Commerce.
"As the guidance has launched very detailed policies, private enterprises need not worry about whether they can expand investment, but need only to consider whether their business model is feasible, and to develop with greater resources and a positive attitude," Yang said.
"As the guidance has launched very detailed policies, private enterprises need not worry about whether they can expand investment, but only need to consider whether their business model is feasible, and to develop with greater resources input and the most positive attitude," Yang said.
"The durians are sold at the highest price in nearly five years this year and we don't have to worry about sales at all," Liu said, adding that a crate of durians weighing about 17 kg was sold for about 500 yuan ($71) in the previous years, but this year the price has soared to around 800 yuan.
"As long as both sides remain open, there is no need to worry about so-called overreliance," he said.
While some experts worry that disinflationary pressure remains sizable, Zhou said China will not likely see deflationary risks in the coming months, and the country will continue to keep prices stable and controllable this year.
"As the United Nations forecast that India is projected to surpass China as the most populous country this year, some experts worry China's advantages in manufacturing and its position in the global supply chains may diminish.
Accordingly, one concern about the Chinese economy was that, despite its optimized COVID-19 policy, people might continue to worry about the pandemic and not return to normal consumption habits.
Accordingly, one concern about the Chinese economy was that, despite reopening, people might continue to worry about COVID-19 and not return to normal life.
There is no need for foreign-invested companies to worry as these rules are targeted at a few foreign entities that have violated the law.
On the other hand, although a growth range of 6-7 percent seems to exceed the pre-COVID figures, there is no need to worry about inflation, because the real growth rate after excluding the low base effect is still slightly lower than China's potential growth rate, and the economy will not overheat.
Companies should feel free of worry when attending exhibitions," said Yuan Zaiqing, president of the China Convention and Exhibition Society.
Jonathan Gold, spokesman for the Americans for Free Trade, said in a recent news release that the last thing that US businesses and consumers, now caught between the COVID-19 pandemic and rising costs from inflation, should have to worry about are tariffs.
China does not have to worry too much about the challenges posed by the rise of Vietnam's manufacturing industries.
Exporters worry that COVID-19, geopolitical headwinds and surging commodity and energy prices may slow the momentum of global economic recovery, potentially lowering the growth rate of global trade volume.
Some economists worry that the high commodities prices would inflate production costs and prompt factories to eventually pass the higher input costs on to consumers.
People used to worry about jobless growth in developed economies, and now "growthless employment" may occur in the future.
It is entirely understandable that economists worry about the relatively sluggish performance of "supply-side structural reform".
"Some people used to worry the sluggish world economy and rising protectionism would have a negative impact on the inflow of FDI into China.
In my view, China does not have to worry about inflation but needs to strengthen commodity price controls.
It is mainly because China is the world's largest manufacturing country, so we don't need to worry too much about insufficient supply of most commodities.
Investors worry that these rising yields will hurt risky assets everywhere.
Some people worry that if rising commodity prices bring about a new round of inflation, or if the authorities have such a concern, early tightening of macroeconomic policies may ensue.
With the absence of significant expansion of demand, there is no need to worry that the Producer Price Index, or PPI, rise will trigger a new round of inflation.
Also, with the absence of demand expansion, there is no need to worry about the risk of the PPI triggering a new round of inflation, and more attention should be paid to the effect of redistribution of corporate profits brought about by the PPI rise.
Some economists worry that expansionary fiscal and monetary policies may lead to undesirable consequences, so they advocate an exit from expansionary policies as soon as possible.
Fourth, there is no need for China to worry about inflation.
She said a new "mail and delivery" shopping service jointly introduced by the Ministry of Finance, the General Administration of Customs and the State Administration of Taxation on Feb 2 makes it more convenient for shoppers, as they no longer need to go to designated pick-up areas before departure, nor do they have to worry about buying large items.
Back then, driving was straightforward, and all he needed to worry about were the various roundabouts.
Yet for any country at such a development stage there is a worry that it could fall into the "middle-income trap," meaning that growth could stagnate as the country no longer enjoys low-cost labor as a competitive edge and has yet to develop enough innovation to catch up with the high-income countries.
Many would worry that ordinary folks will save the money rather than spending it.
The Ministry of Commerce reiterated on Thursday that foreign companies have nothing to worry about regarding the Export Control Law because China's business environment will continue to improve.
China reiterated on Thursday that foreign companies have nothing to worry about regarding the country's Export Control Law, the Ministry of Commerce said.
"Foreign-funded companies should not worry at all," he added.
Shen Huayu, the research and development manager of Wimanu Network Technology Co Ltd in Wuhan, Hubei province, no longer had to worry about the office rental, talent recruitment and accounting problems that troubled him before.
In addition, the development of technology makes many people worry that some labor-intensive jobs that have lower requirements of expertise will disappear.
"Looking ahead to 2024, however, many experts worry about rising geopolitical uncertainties abroad while Chinese battery manufacturers go global.
Some people have underlined immediate bailout measures; while others worry that extravagant policies might cause the housing market to overheat in some cities.
Tourists do not need to worry about planning their itineraries, as the service package of a cruise trip is more comfortable, making it suitable for leisure and vacation needs, he added.
He said that as Chinese companies are still two years behind GPT-4's level of development, it is too early to worry about the risks associated with AI.
The United Nations has forecast that India will surpass China as the most populous country this year, and some experts worry that this could reduce China's advantages in manufacturing.
He said that Chinese companies are still two years behind GPT-4's level of development, and it is too early to worry about the risks associated with artificial intelligence.
"With his help, I no longer have to worry about problems with parachuting equipment.
In this way, it does not need to worry about attracting users as the industry leaders have already built a large user base overseas.
Recent remarks made by high-level officials and the People's Bank of China, the nation's central bank, are intended to dispel excessive worry over the real estate market in the short term and maintain stable and sound development of the housing industry in the long run.
"Parents also worry about whether children would behave well in school, whether they would be isolated or bullied, and about sexual harassment," Zhao said.
Regardless of the anticipated new taxation, people who live in their properties don't have to worry too much, as the real estate tax would only help regulate the home market and aims to curb speculation, experts said.
They worry that I may forget to turn off the gas when cooking," said Zhang, 81.
"I do not have to worry about the number of purchases," said Liu Yue, a local citizen who bought a dozen skin care products in the duty-free shop.
"I no longer need to worry about the number of my purchases," said Liu Yue, a local citizen who bought a dozen skincare products in the duty-free shop.
"Last year, domestic carriers fared well and they didn't worry about ticket sales.
"Guizhou is a place with a lot of precipitation, but Yu does not have to worry about rainstorms or hail affecting the mushrooms at night because "they are just downstairs".
Medical experts said there is no need to worry about the safety of agricultural products produced in Hubei.
"If Russia does not come back to the table soon, investors worry the default risk and credit spreads widening will lead to tighter credit and even a recession," he told the Journal.
"For now, many domestic helpers are unable to go back to their working cities, and employers are afraid of hiring as they worry about possible infection.
"We don't worry too much about spending money on things we want, because we have pensions and medical insurance, which make us feel secure," said Zhang.
"I used to worry about living alone.
Most adult consumers don't like the taste of cheese, and they also worry about gaining weight and consider cheese expensive, according to the Chinese Milk Quotient report published by the China Dairy Industry Association and Dutch dairy producer Royal FrieslandCampina last month in Beijing.
Pakistani surgeon Ali Haider did not worry about unstable power supply any more in his operation room at a Karachi hospital, though early summer temperature often soared to 40 degrees Celsius, driving demand for electricity high.
Some experts worry that the rising CPI may affect the central bank's policy of monetary easing.
Demand is booming for facilities and services to protect the well-being of country's four-legged friendsOwning a pet can be a joyful and rewarding experience, but it also involves worry and responsibility.
Li said many pet owners worry that there is no comfortable place for their best friends to stay.
"Wang said the complicated business environment may continue to worry consumers and weaken their intent to buy gold for pure consumption in the future.
Since her mother-in-law was diagnosed with cervical cancer, Wang Yan and her husband have faced two heavy burdens: worry for their mother's health, and the 40,000 yuan ($6,000) bill each month for medicine.
"Many people, including my parents and some close friends, worry that the rising cost might be a burden to me, especially when I still have an entry-level job," Huang admitted.
I didn't need to worry about anything.