[with direct speech]‘It stands to reason,’ she argued.

“这完全有道理，”她据理力争道。

It stands to reason that if you can eradicate the fear the nervousness will subside.

如果你根除恐惧心理，紧张感会随之减轻，这是显而易见的事情。

It stands to reason that he will vote Labour.

他投工党的票是合情合理的。

It stands to reason that he won’t come if we don’t invite him.

按常情，如果我们不邀请他，他是不会来的。

It stands to reason that we should have visited you first. / By rights we should have visited you first.

按理我们应该先去看您的。

It stands to reason to be concerned commonly by the industry.

理所当然地成为业内外共同关心的话题。

So it stands to reason that cell phone viruses are a threat, as well.

所以有理由推断手机病毒一样也是一种威胁。

It stands to reason that a man with his experience should expect to be will paid.

一个有经验的人期望较好待遇是合理的。

It stands to reason that a person without experience cannot do the work as well as an experienced one.

没经验的人做起事来就是不如有经验的人来得好，是再自然不过的道理。

It also stands to reason that never washing your face could make you more susceptible to harmful bacteria and illness.

从不洗脸会使你更容易受有害细菌和疾病的伤害，这是合乎道理的。