英语例句

含「hat」的例句共 10218 条

• What do you think, a bandage?

  你认为是什么？ 绷带？

• Take that bandage off.

  拿走绷带吧。

• Now, can we get that bandage on?

  现在可以给你上绷带了吗？

• You cannot be in control of a business if you don't know what is going on.

  如果你不知道企业内部正在发生的事情，就不可能掌控一个企业。

• You can be in control of what you eat and how much you spend if you cook at home.

  你可以在你吃的控制和你花多少钱，如果你在家里做饭。

• You'll start to see how much better it feels to be in control of what happens every day.

  你会开始看到当每天发生的事情都处于控制之中时的感觉是多么美好。

• The point is that users should be in control of their data, which means they need an easy way of accessing it.

  重点在于用户对他们的数据应该有控制权，这意味着他们需要一种便捷的方式来访问数据。

• Responsiveness matters, said Goodger. He said that the user must always be in control of their browsing experience.

  响应速度是很重要的，Goodger说用户必须时刻控制自己的浏览体验。

• It does appear, however, that successful franchise owners have a higher desire to be in control of their own fate.

  然而，成功的特许经营权所有人们似乎都有控制自己命运的强烈意愿。

• What's the best way to get into journalism?

  进入新闻界的最佳途径是什么？

• What time do you get into Heathrow?

  你什么时候到达希思罗机场？

• What are you going to get out of him if you rub him the wrong way?

  如果你无意中惹恼了他，你能从他那里得到什么呢？

• I wish I could get out of going to that meeting.

  但愿我能不去参加那个会。

• What's the matter with them?They have a cold.

  他们怎么了？ 他们感冒了。

• 'These clear skies aren't that infrequent, it's not an uncommon situation to have a cold front coming down from the north with clear skies moving behind.'

  如此澄澈的天空并不是那么罕见，来自北方的冷前锋后面一般都有晴朗的天空。

• Lie down, child—what a turn you did give me!

  躺下来吧，孩子——你真把我吓坏了！

• He realized right away that there was something wrong.

  他马上意识到有地方不对了。

• Get word to him right away that he's to present himself at City Hall by tomorrow afternoon.

  立即通知他，他得于明天下午之前到市政厅来。

• "People can see that difference right away," she said.

  “人们立马就能看出这种差别。”她说。

• It's a sore point with Sue's parents that the children have not been baptized yet.

  孩子们至今未受洗礼，这是休的父母的一件伤心事。

• He felt weak and sore, and the pain of his smashed knuckles warned him that, it would be a week before he could grip a pick handle or a shovel.

  他感到虚弱和疼痛，他那被砸碎的指关节发出的疼痛警告他，要过一个星期才能抓得住镐柄或铁锹。

• The result is that they are now all feeling very sore at you.

  结果是他们现在都很生你的气。

• He wore a straw hat to keep his balding head from getting sunburned.

  他戴了一顶草帽，以防止开始变秃的头被晒伤。

• The sunburned hand that I used to hold.

  还有我握过的那滚烫的手。

• She recommended that kids take breaks from their gadgets every 20 seconds for 20 minutes of use.

  她建议孩子们面对这些电子设备时，每隔二十分钟休息二十秒。

• Your body is great at giving you signals that it’s time to take breaks, but your mind is just as good at convincing your to ignore them.

  你的身体会适时给你传达该休息了的信号，但你的思想却擅长说服你忽视这些信号。

• Your body is great at giving you signals that it's time to take breaks, but your mind is just as good at convincing your to ignore them.

  你的身体会适时给你传达该休息了的信号，但你的思想却擅长说服你忽视这些信号。

• Some believe that taking a selfie is causing people to take risks that sometimes cause death!

  有些人认为自拍是在让人们去冒险，有时甚至会导致死亡！

• Those who take risks they later regret usually focus on immediate benefits and simply haven't considered what might go wrong.

  那些冒险之后会后悔的人，通常只关注眼前的利益，根本没有考虑可能会出现什么问题。

• Yet, she noted, many young people are especially unwilling to take risks at school afraid that one low test score or poor grade could cost them a spot at a selective university.

  然而，她指出，许多年轻人尤其不愿意在学校冒险，担心考试分数低或成绩差会让他们失去进入名牌大学的机会。

• As he and other researchers examined the question of why teens were more apt to take risks in the company of other teenagers, they came to suspect that a crowd's influence need not always be negative.

  当他和其他研究人员研究为什么青少年在其他青少年的陪伴下更敢于冒险这一问题时，他们开始怀疑群体的影响不一定总是负面的。

• If you take risks like that you'll wind up dead.

  你要是冒那种险就会把命赔上。

• The nub of his case is that the principles of fairness and due process were breached.

  他的案子的要点是法律的公正和正当程序原则都被破坏了。

• For the sake of fairness, it must be noted that there is a positive side to high heels.

  为了公平起见，必须指出高跟鞋也有好的一面。

• In private, Tories gloat that the process may take perhaps 20 seats off Labour and all in the name of fairness.

  私下里，托利党幸灾乐祸地认为，这一过程可能会让工党失去20个席位，而且都是以公平的名义。

• Neuroscience has revealed which brain circuits are responsible for functions like understanding what other people think, empathy, fairness, and social identity.

  神经系统科学显示了哪些大脑回路负责执行这些功能，包括洞悉别人的想法、与他人产生共鸣、做到公平公正以及辨别社会身份等。

• What about the fairness argument?

  怎么看这关于公平的争论？

• It has wings that can fold.

  它有可以折叠的翅膀。

• The vehicle has two seats, four wheels and wings that fold up so it can be driven like a car.

  这辆交通工具有两个座椅，四个轮子和可折叠的机翼，因此可以当作车辆驾驶。

• We can love the look but, in an online environment, we cannot feel the quality of a texture, the shape of the fit, the fall of a fold or, for that matter, the weight of an earring.

  我们会喜欢它们的外观，但在网络环境中，我们感觉不到质地、形状、褶皱，以及在此状况下，感受不到一只耳环的重量。

• Have you forgotten about that money I lent you last week?

  你忘记上星期我借给你的那笔钱了吧？

• I fully intend to repay them the money that they lent me.

  我非常想把他们借给我的钱还给他们。

• After months of haggling, they recovered only three-quarters of what they had lent.

  经过数月的讨价还价，他们仅收回了借出的3/4。

• You simply ruined that nice suit of clothes that I lent you!

  你简直把我借给你的那套漂亮衣服给毁了！

• Has he returned that book you lent him?

  你借给他的那本书还你了吗？

• It is so close that space scientists have considered it as a next-door neighbor.

  它离我们如此之近，以至于太空科学家都把它看作是我们的邻居。

• Seeing Pinocchio so grief-stricken, she asked him anxiously, "What is the matter, dear little neighbor?"

  她看见皮诺乔悲痛欲绝，就焦急地问他：“你怎么啦，亲爱的小邻居？”

• The neighbor realized that his plan had failed.

  邻居意识到他的计划失败了。

• The writer heard what his father said to one neighbor.

  作者听到了他父亲对一个邻居说的话。

• He hates to sweep the floor today.

  今天他讨厌扫地。