英语例句

含「hat」的例句共 10218 条

• In the face of this accumulated wisdom, the question is why so many educators decided that it is acceptable to reduce or eliminate recess.

  面对这些积累起来的智慧，问题是为什么这么多的教育工作者认为减少或取消课间休息是可以接受的。

• They are still temporizing in the face of what can only be described as a disaster.

  眼看着灾难来临，他们还在拖延时间。

• It was only an hour or so later that I discovered that my gun was missing.

  也就是一个小时左右后，我发现自己的枪不见了。

• Trends in art in the last century or so certainly challenge that idea.

  上个世纪左右的艺术潮流无疑对这一观念提出了挑战。

• Spain is a country that lies in southwestern Europe.

  西班牙是一个位于欧洲西南部的国家。

• The climatic changes in southwestern Asia were more subtle, in that they involved shifts in mountain snow lines, rainfall patterns, and vegetation cover.

  亚洲西南部的气候变化更为微妙，因为它们涉及到山地雪线、降雨模式和植被覆盖率的变化。

• Until recently, many anthropologists assumed that the environment of what is now the southwestern United States shaped the social history and culture of the region's indigenous peoples.

  直到最近，许多人类学家还认为现在美国西南部的环境塑造了该地区土著民族的社会历史和文化。

• The fact that lake levels in the semiarid southwestern United States appear to have been higher during the last ice age than they are now was at one time attributed to increased precipitation.

  美国西南部半干旱地区的湖泊水位在上一个冰河时代似乎比现在更高，这一事实曾一度归因于降水增加。

• The Amazon River Basin boasts the largest river system on Earth and harbors an ecosystem that is tremendously complex.

  亚马孙河流域拥有地球上最大的河系，能为极其复杂的生态系统提供庇护。

• They found that just over half of all methane emissions came from thetropics, with some 20m tonnes released from the Amazon river basin each year, and 26m tonnes from the Congo basin.

  他们发现，刚好过半的甲烷排放量来自于热带，亚马逊河流域每年释放约2000万吨，还有2600万吨来自刚果盆地。

• The discovery that the amazon river took millions of years to mature did not contradict that view because it left open the possibility that this sea barred the incipient river's path to the atlantic.

  而亚马逊河花了600万年时间形成的发现，并未牴触这项假设，因为这有可能代表，就是这座浅海阻挡了早期亚马逊河流向大西洋的途径。

• Marco Polo noted in 1272 as he passed by Baku, on the Caspian sea, that oil lamps were common.

  1272年，马卡波罗在通过里海的巴库时发现油灯在那里很普遍。

• Geological research indicates that the Caspian sea was once part of a prehistoric sea known as the Paratethys.

  地质研究表明，里海曾经是被称为副特提斯海的史前海洋的一部分。

• By the time of his death in 1227, he had created an empire that stretched from the Pacific coast to the Caspian Sea.

  成吉思汗于1227年逝世，到那时他已经建立了一个东起太平洋海岸西至里海的帝国。

• Today we'll have a chance to see the preparation for the maneuvers on gun support river motorboats that take place in the Caspian Sea.

  今天我们有机会参观进行演习准备的舰艇，它们将在里海军事演习中完成炮火支援任务。

• They even make it into the Himalayas, and... could that be the lost city of Shangri-La?

  他们甚至进入喜马拉雅山，还有- - - - - -消失的香格里拉？

• While it admitted that some glaciers in the Himalayas are retreating, it said "but it is nothing out of the ordinary."

  它承认，虽然喜马拉雅山的一些冰川正在后退，“但是这很平常。”

• While it is true that soy products were consumed as far back as the Ming Dynasty, only fermented soy was used.

  诚然，大豆制品的消费早在明代就开始了，但只有发酵豆制品。

• Originally the Ming dynasty put here are seven stones, and indeed is the smallest that piece is in qing dynasty add.

  原来明代在这里放的的确是七块石头，而最小的那一块则是清代增添上的。

• The Ming Dynasty lasted from 1368 to 1644 rivaling and in many ways surpassing other civilizations of the world during that time.

  明朝的南京地位崇高，完全可以与当时世界的其他杰出文明胜地相媲美，甚至是超越。

• The Chinese feel that anything back to the Ming Dynasty that was once "China" is still China, and they plan to gradually take it back to rebuild their empire.

  中国人自认为他们能回到明朝时期，而且还存在一种思想就是“中国”仍然是古时候的中国，他们正慢慢走向帝国时代。

• The paper introduced the key technology of making thematic map symbols library that servered for Ming Great Wall resource investigation of Gansu.

  介绍了甘肃省境内明长城专题地图符号的制作方法，对长城影像地图专题符号制作的关键技术进行探讨和研究；

• Thee Great Wall was made of earth first and rebuilt with bricks during the Ming Dynasty, which is what we see now.

  长城原来是用土修筑起来的。到了明代才改建了砖石结构。就是我们现在看到的这样。 。

• The Nile crocodile rolled its eggs gently in its teeth to help them hatch.

  尼罗河鳄鱼是通过在其齿腔内轻轻滚动鳄蛋来帮助孵化。

• It linked a stone pit in the Egyptian desert to waterways that carried blocks to monument sites along the Nile.

  它将埃及沙漠中的一个石坑与那些水道连接起来，水道把石块沿尼罗河运送至纪念碑遗址。

• It's only logical to hypothesize that a lot of these people migrated to the Nile valley when they realized that this was more than a temporary drought.

  当人们意识到这不仅仅是一场暂时的干旱时，他们中的许多人迁移到了尼罗河谷，这是唯一合乎逻辑的假设。

• Harrell and Bown believe that blocks were loaded onto barges during the dry season, then floated over to the Nile during the floods to be shipped off to the monument sites at Giza and Saqqara.

  哈勒尔和鲍恩认为，在旱季，石块被装上驳船，然后在洪水期间漂到尼罗河，被运往吉萨和萨卡拉的纪念碑遗址。

• Then there is fossilized pollen, from low shrubs and grasses that once grew in the Sahara.

  还有一些石化的花粉，来自于曾经生长在撒哈拉的小灌木丛和草丛。

• The drying up of what is now the Sahara desert had pushed many peoples to the south into sub-Sahara Africa.

  如今撒哈拉大沙漠的干涸迫使许多人迁移到撒哈拉以南的非洲。

• How is that proof that the Sahara used to be a lot wetter?

  这又怎么能证明撒哈拉沙漠曾经是湿润的呢？

• The Sahara is a highly diverse, albeit dry, region that has undergone major climatic changes since 10,000 B.C.

  撒哈拉沙漠虽然干燥，但却是一个高度多样化的地区，自公元前10000年以来经历了重大的气候变化。

• Now as far as the Sahara goes, there is some recent literature that points to the migration of the monsoon in that area.

  随着撒哈拉沙漠的移动，近期一些文献指出了该地区的季风迁移。

• Amazingly, what really indicates how undesert-like the Sahara was thousands of years ago, was something painted on the rock.

  令人惊奇的是，真正表现出几千年前的撒哈拉有多么不像沙漠的，是岩石上所画的一些东西。

• Beneath the Sahara are huge aquifers, basically a sea of fresh water, that's perhaps a million years old filtered through rock layers.

  撒哈拉沙漠下面是巨大的含水层，基本上是一片淡水的海洋，那可能是经过岩石层过滤的，已经有一百万年历史。

• Rock paintings in the Sahara indicate that horses and chariots were used to traverse the desert and that by 300-200 B.C., there were trade routes across the Sahara.

  撒哈拉地区的岩画显示，人们曾利用马匹和马车来横穿沙漠；并且，在公元前300年至公元前200年间，有一些可以穿越撒哈拉地区的贸易路线。

• Anyway, it's this fossilized pollen along with the aquifers and the rock paintings, these three things are all evidence that the Sahara was once much greener than it is today.

  总之，这些花粉化石，还有含水层和岩画，这三样东西都证明了撒哈拉沙漠曾经比现在绿得多。

• I saw Alice walk into that building just now.

  我刚才看见爱丽丝走进了那栋楼。

• What is the first thing you notice when you walk into a shop?

  你走进一家商店时，首先注意到的是什么？

• Walk into a store that you've always disdained.

  走进一家你平常很鄙视的一家店。

• When you walk into a networking event, what are you thinking?

  当你走进一个交流会，你在想些什么？

• Oh, anybody can run a tick down that don't belong to them.

  哦，任何人都要对不属于自己的东西都要贬低一番。

• Who has taught you to take things that do not belong to you?

  谁教你拿不属于你的东西？

• Clearly, there are chemicals in our bodies that don't belong there.

  很明显，有一些不属于我们身体的化学物质存在在我们身体中。

• Stereotypes are often positive, particularly of groups that we ourselves belong to.

  刻板印象通常是积极的，尤其是对我们自己所属的群体。

• Also, stereotypes are often positive, particularly of groups that we ourselves belong to.

  此外，刻板印象通常是积极的，尤其是对我们自己所属的群体。

• Greene's stories had an edge of realism that made it easy to forget they were fiction.

  格林的故事带有现实主义的色彩，使人容易忘记它们是虚构的。

• What's so special about literary fiction?

  文学小说有什么如此特别的地方呢？

• Whatever you do say needs to be fact, not fiction.

  你所说的每句话都应该是事实，而不是虚构的。

• I think that we will live together forever.

  我想我们会永远生活在一起。

• This is something that's going to scar him forever.

  这将会是永远给他留下心灵创伤的事情。