英语例句

含「so」的例句共 12772 条

• LESSON 12 NOW LET'S LOOK AT THE PICTURE I TOOK LAST NIGHT.

  现在让我们来看看我昨晚拍的照片

• Take a closer look at the picture. Doesn't it remind you of someone?

  这张照片你看仔细点儿，难道它没让你想起谁来吗？

• Some people would have handed her some money, wished her lunch or maybe allowed her to make a call.

  有些人会给她一些钱，希望她有一顿午饭吃，或者让她打个电话。

• And somebody may have scribbled and written in it, and you have to account for that when you make a call on it.

  有的人可能在里面涂写了，您在访问这本书时必须将这些考虑在内。

• Will you sing a song for us?

  你给我们唱个歌好吗？

• Let's sing a song of joy.

  欢乐的歌儿唱呀么唱起来。

• Let us sing a song, will you?

  让我们一起唱首歌吧，好吗？

• Miss Rose will sing a song now.

  现在露斯小姐将唱一支歌。

• Shall we sing a song? All right.

  我们唱一支歌好吗？好吧！

• I try to sing a song, but in vain.

  我想唱一支歌，但是唱不出来。

• I heard him sing a song yesterday.

  昨天我听见他唱了一支歌。

• Great! Let's sing a song together.

  太好了！让我们一起唱歌吧。

• Why don't you sing a song?

  我不擅长唱歌。我们一起唱好吗？

• They asked him to sing a song in French.

  他们要他用法语唱一首歌。

• Sing a song of sixpence.

  唱一只六便士的歌吧。

• Can you sing a song? A English song?

  你会唱歌吗？你会唱英语歌吗？

• "We should sing a song." said Bradley.

  “我们应该唱首歌。”布拉德利说。

• Let's sing a song.

  让我们唱支歌嘀嗒哒！老鼠跑上了座钟！

• S Sing a song for you.

  为你唱一首属于你的歌。

• I heard the girl sing a song yesterday.

  我昨天听见那个女孩唱了一首歌。

• Sing a song, Frank.

  唱一首歌吧，弗兰克。

• Inmy spare time, I often sing a song to others.

  在我的空余时间里，我经常为别人唱歌。

• I won't sing a song unless I know all the words.

  我绝不会唱歌，除非我能把歌词记全。

• The shoulders are not used. Sing a song lying like this.

  不要动用肩膀，就这样躺着唱歌。

• In my dream, children sing a song of love for every boy and girl.

  在我的梦中，孩子们唱着一首献给所有孩子们关于爱的歌。

• It 's funny when you sing a song that no one else in the world knows but you.

  当你在唱那些只有自己知道，而其他人都不知道的歌时，那种感觉很奇怪！

• Some scenes seem to tell a story.

  有些场景似乎在讲述一个故事。

• Grandpa laughed, "Every dent and scratch can tell a story, and although you stick with it, someday you'll have your own."

  爷爷笑着说：“每一个凹痕和划痕都可以讲述一个故事，虽然你坚持了下来，但总有一天你会拥有自己的故事。”

• Tell a story, a true one, one that resonates.

  讲述一个真实的故事，那种能让人产生共鸣的真实故事。

• These collections of coins sometimes tell a story that has been forgotten.

  这些成堆的硬币有时候说明一个被遗忘的故事。

• The purpose of the site is to tell a story or to generate some sort of action.

  网站的目的在于阐述一个故事，或者引发某种行为。

• After having breakfast, I do some cleaning and wash the clothes.

  吃过早餐后，我搞了下清洁卫生然后洗了衣服。

• We must wash the clothes and buy food by ourselves. Besides, we also have to be on good terms with our roommates.

  我们必须自己洗衣服自己买食物。而且我们也不得不和室友们保持良好的关系。

• Write an email to tell them about the site, and give them some tips for the tour.

  写一封电子邮件告诉他们这个网站，并给他们一些旅游的建议。

• Or, write an email to someone you've been out of touch with for a while.

  或者，给一位长久失去联系的朋友写封邮件也是一个不错的选择。

• So, next time you write an email, here are some rules of thumb to keep in mind.

  因此，当你下一次写邮件的时候，要牢记以下几条“经验法则”

• Write him/her an email to make some suggestions.

  给他/她写一封电子邮件提出一些建议。

• Write him an email to suggest a specific topic with your reasons, and tell him about your arrangements.

  给他写一封电子邮件，提出一个具体的话题并说明你的理由，然后把你的安排告诉他。

• As a result, many people who don't write regularly can freeze up, lost for words, on something so simple as an email to a friend.

  这就会导致一些不经常写作的人哪怕是在给朋友发邮件的时候都会词穷。

• If you write to someone, which do you prefer, a letter or an email?

  如果你给某人写信，你更喜欢一般信件呢还是电子邮件？

• Someone with suspected MS should see a neurologist specializing in the disease.

  患有疑似MS的症状者需要去看此类疾病的神经病专科医生。

• Some newspapers, most famously the New York Times, refuse to print the word Ms.

  有些报纸，其中最著名的是《纽约时报》，拒不刊用Ms这个词。

• Ms. Nova is the proud possessor of a truly incredible voice.

  诺娃女士引以为豪是她拥有一副美妙动听的嗓音。

• It somehow seems hardly surprising that Ms. Player is now his sworn enemy.

  看来，普莱耶女士现在成了他不共戴天的仇敌似乎不足为奇了。

• Others, like Ms. Harrison, row by themselves.

  其他人，如哈里森女士，自己划船。

• Ms. Taylor believed that her son saved her life.

  泰勒女士认为她的儿子救了她的命。

• Every day, Ms. Harrison would row for about 12 hours.

  每天哈里森女士要划12个小时左右。

• Ms. Harrison, who's from England, didn't have much experience in rowing long distances.

  哈里森女士来自英国，在长距离划船方面没有太多经验。

• I don't like jumping, so I am weak in the high jump.

  我不喜欢跳跃，所以我在跳高方面很弱。

• The high jump is a masochist's event - it always ends in failure.

  跳高运动是受虐者的项目——它总是以失败告终。