英语例句

含「some」的例句共 3463 条

• In some countries, people eat with knives and forks.

  在一些国家，人们用刀叉吃饭。

• Researchers in this field have made some important new discoveries.

  这个领域的研究人员有了一些重大的新发现。

• In a double-blind trial, there were some improvements.

  在一个双盲测试中，有了一些进步。

• Some residents accused city officials of applying a double standard.

  一些居民指责市政府官员使用双重标准。

• Someone set these traffic lights on the balcony, fake, but look real.

  有人在自家的阳台上装了些红绿灯，虽然是假的，但是看起来像真的。

• Got an apartment with a balcony and plant some flowers.

  找一个带阳台的公寓，然后种一些花。

• It sometimes happened that she had to greet the public from the balcony with her nightgown tucked up under her coat.

  有时她不得不把睡衣掖在大衣里，从阳台上向公众致意。

• The album's now sold something in the neighbourhood of 2 million copies.

  该唱片目前已卖出了大约两百万张。

• Here are some helpful hints to make your journey easier.

  这里是一些有用的建议，可以使你的旅途更舒适。

• Some people have to share an office.

  有些人只好合用一间办公室。

• Last year I decided to do some volunteer work.

  去年，我决定做一些志愿者工作。

• You'd better do some costings.

  你最好作一些成本估算。

• Some lines sell better than others.

  有些品种的货物销售得好些，有些则较差。

• Mark is one of the lucky ones —he at least has somewhere to sleep.

  马克是个幸运的人，他至少还有地方睡觉。

• Some people are born lucky, aren't they?

  一些人天生好运不断，不是吗？

• He chopped some wood for the fire.

  他劈了些柴烧火。

• Some of them earn below the minimum wage.

  他们中的一些人挣的钱低于最低工资。

• He screeched something at me.

  他冲我尖声嚷了一句什么。

• Something was niggling her.

  她有点烦心的事儿。

• There's something funny about him.

  他有点儿怪。

• Jacob glared and muttered something.

  雅各布怒目而视，嘴里嘟哝着什么。

• The spade jarred on something metal.

  铁锹撞在什么金属物件上发出刺耳的声音。

• There's something strange about him.

  他有点怪。

• Barry was holding forth on something.

  巴里正滔滔不绝地说着什么。

• There's something odd about that man.

  那个人有点儿怪。

• Susan seemed agitated about something.

  苏姗像是对什么事感到不安。

• There's something fishy going on here.

  这儿有点不大对头。

• He burbled something incomprehensible.

  他嘟嘟囔囔地不知说了些什么。

• There's something very scary about him.

  他身上有种非常吓人的东西。

• Something gave a loud discordant twang.

  某样东西突然发出了响亮刺耳的“砰”的一声。

• Their argument ran something like this...

  他们的论点大致是这样的…

• It's something I have consistently denied.

  这是我始终否认的事。

• Something unexpected occurred.

  发生了一件出乎意料的事。

• The daughter of a railway engineer, she at first had a somewhat nomadic childhood.

  一名铁路工程师的女儿，她起初有过一个流浪般的童年。

• She's nervous about something, in case you didn't notice.

  她对某些事情神经兮兮的，难道你没注意到？

• People must acquire this skill somewhere.

  人们必须从某个地方获得这种技能。

• There are some policemen.

  那里有一些警察。

• Waiter, could you bring me some water?

  服务员，给我送点儿水来好吗？

• Give some money to the waiter.

  给服务员一些钱。

• Be quiet, I have something to say.

  安静，我有话要说。

• I just need some peace and quiet.

  我需要的只是平静与安宁。

• Some builders guarantee their work.

  一些建筑商为他们的工作担保。

• I sure do miss you something fierce!

  我真的非常想念你！

• I sometimes wonder what goes on in that head of yours.

  我有时不明白你脑子里想些什么。

• I'm in need of some fresh air.

  我很想呼吸一点新鲜空气。

• Let's go out for some fresh air.

  咱们出去呼吸点新鲜空气。

• The eyes of some fish have a greater sensitivity to light than ours do.

  有些鱼的眼睛对光比我们敏感。

• He would leave the trailer unlocked. If there was something inside that someone wanted, it would be theirs for the taking.

  他不会锁活动房屋。如果屋里有别人想要的东西，他们就可以拿走。

• "I think you could help to wash Mom's and Dad's cars," Greg said, "Some of the neighbors could pay you to wash theirs, too."

  “我想你可以帮我妈妈和爸爸洗车，”格雷格说，“一些邻居也可以付钱让你帮他们洗车。”

• It sometimes happens naturally, but the chances are very small that your neighbors will be your choices friends or that you will be theirs, either.

  有时候这是很自然的，但是你的邻居成为你所选择的朋友或者你成为他们的朋友的可能性是很小的。