英语例句

含「ID」的例句共 11266 条

• As the great contemporary poet and dramatist Ben Jonson said, "He was not of an age, but for all time."

  正如伟大的同时代诗人和剧作家本·琼森所说：“他不属于一个时代，而属于所有时代。”

• There's no need to be afraid of him—he's a big softie.

  没必要害怕他—他心特好。

• What did Mary use to be afraid of?

  玛丽以前害怕什么？

• Anyway, don't be afraid of shyness—you are valued for what you are!

  总之，不要害怕害羞——你的价值在于你本身！

• The most important rule for learning English is "Don't be afraid of making mistakes. Everyone makes mistakes."

  学习英语最重要的准则是：“不要害怕犯错误。每个人都会犯错。”

• They may be afraid of losing you.

  他们可能害怕失去你。

• We don't need to be afraid of them.

  我们不需要害怕他们。

• We don't need to be afraid of asking for help.

  我们不需要害怕向别人求助。

• We don't need to be afraid of trying something new.

  我们不需要害怕尝试新事物。

• Don't you be afraid of that--it ain't anything at all.

  别害怕，那根本不是什么事。

• Don't be afraid of making mistakes because we can profit by them.

  别害怕犯错，因为我们可以从中受益。

• Don't be afraid of making mistakes because everyone makes mistakes.

  不要害怕犯错，因为每个人都会犯错。

• As difficulties exist in our everyday life, we shouldn't be afraid of it.

  困难存在于我们的日常生活中，我们不应该害怕它们。

• If you want to improve your spoken English, don't be afraid of losing face.

  如果你想提升你的英语口语，不要害怕丢脸。

• You may not be afraid of us, but remember we are not afraid of you, either!

  你们也许不怕我们，但记住，我们也不怕你！

• It was just a nightmare, you tell yourself; there's nothing to be afraid of.

  这只是一场噩梦，你告诉自己；没什么好害怕的。

• People may be afraid of them, look down on them or think that they are criminals.

  人们可能害怕他们、看不起他们或认为他们是罪犯。

• People may be afraid of them, look down on them, or think that they are criminals.

  人们可能害怕他们、看不起他们或认为他们是罪犯。

• As she appeared frightened, he said kindly: "You must not be afraid of me, for I love children."

  当发现她显得很害怕，他和蔼地说：“你不要怕我，因为我喜欢孩子。”

• It strikes the Buddhist that if he were a force of evil in the world, then he would be afraid of himself.

  佛教徒突然想到如果他是宇宙间的一股邪恶势力，那么他应该害怕他自己才对。

• It's all over. There's nothing to be afraid of now.

  一切都结束了。现在没有什么可怕的了。

• Who would be afraid of water?

  谁会怕水呢？

• In this way, we may truly understand the spirit of the Long March: Never be afraid of difficulties and never give up hope.

  这样，我们才能真正理解长征的精神：不怕困难，永不放弃希望。

• I needn't be afraid of them!

  我用不着怕他们！

• There is nothing to be afraid of.

  没什么好怕的。

• Don't be afraid of me, Miss Eyre.

  别怕我，爱小姐。

• Presently the Welshman said, "My boy, don't be afraid of me."

  过了一会儿，威尔斯曼说：“我的男孩，别怕我。”

• Don't be afraid of losing face.

  不要怕丢面子。

• There's nothing to be afraid of. The sky won't fall down.

  没有什么好怕的，天不会塌下来。

• Don't be afraid of doing it.

  不要害怕这样做。

• Did you bring the contract and (all) that?

  合同什么的你都带来了吗？

• What did you bring the kids back from Italy?

  你从意大利回来给孩子们带了什么？

• It may freeze tonight, so bring those plants inside.

  今夜可能有霜冻，把花草搬进屋来吧。

• It was decided to bring the meeting forward two weeks.

  已决定把会议提前两周。

• You now have a beautiful ice lantern. Place a votive candle inside and voila, the party can start.

  那么现在你就可以拥有一个漂亮的冰灯了，把还愿的蜡烛放进去，瞧，聚会就可以开始咯。

• Each pupil is free to decide which group he or she wants to join.

  每个学生可以自由决定他或她想加入哪个小组。

• The headteacher, Maureen Cobbett, sent a letter to parents which said, "I'm writing to let you know that there has been an incident involving a pupil."

  校长莫林·科贝特给家长们写了一封信，信中写道：“我写信是想告诉你们，这里发生了一起涉及一名学生的事件。”

• After his education, Goldschmidt became a pupil of the composer Franz Schreker.

  上完学后，戈尔德施密特成了作曲家弗朗兹·施雷克的弟子。

• Both he and his wife are middle school teachers while their 6-year-old son is a pupil.

  他和妻子是中学教师，而他们6岁的儿子是小学生。

• Did you go through downtown?

  你经过市中心了吗？

• Did he go downtown?

  他去市中心了吗？

• Assaults often occur on Friday and Saturday nights, near the bars downtown.

  袭击通常发生在周五和周六的晚上，在市中心的酒吧附近。

• Any widely public library can be considered more or less unchangeable.

  任何大面积流行的公共代码库或多或少都会被认为是不可变的。

• Many jet ski riders are big show-offs who stick around populated areas so everyone can see their turns and manoeuvres.

  许多驾喷气式滑艇者都是极爱卖弄的人，他们总是出现在人多的地方，好让大家都能看到他们的翻转和各种熟练动作。

• He had reached over to turn around a bottle of champagne so that the label didn't show.

  他伸过手把一瓶香槟酒转过去，使它的标签显露不出来。

• The two sets of supporters clashed outside the stadium.

  双方的支持者在体育场外打了起来。

• Hundreds more people were waiting outside the jammed stadium.

  还有数百人在拥挤不堪的体育场外等候。

• Last fall a beaver moved into the small stream beside our house.

  去年秋天，一只海狸搬进了我家旁边的小溪里。

• Sometimes I felt like I was a wild boy, or a beaver sliding through the water.

  有时我觉得自己是个野男孩，或者是一个海狸在水中快速游动。

• I didn't cut the mustard as a hockey player.

  我不是一个合格的曲棍球手。