英语例句

含「hat」的例句共 10218 条

• I remembered—the torturing pain in that left elbow.

  我想起了左肘的剧痛。

• Then I remembered the torturing pain in that left elbow.

  然后我想起了左肘的剧痛。

• When you hit the nerve that is near your elbow, it really hurts or tingles.

  当你碰到肘部附近的神经时，会感到非常疼痛或刺痛。

• Dr. Gong pierced them into my left arm, around the elbow that had been bothering me.

  龚医生把针扎进了我一直就感觉很不舒服的左手肘。

• When I was born, the doctor explained to my mother that my left arm was missing, below the elbow.

  我出生的时候，医生向我母亲解释说我左臂肘部以下是残缺的。

• The Centers for Disease Control also suggest that sneezing and coughing into your elbow is necessary.

  美国疾病控制中心也建议，对着肘部打喷嚏和咳嗽是必要的。

• If you don't have tissues, you should sneeze into your elbow, not your hand, even if you are used to doing that.

  如果你没有纸巾，你应该对着手肘打喷嚏，而不是手，即使你已经习惯了这样做。

• I know that people get mad easily when they're under pressure.

  我知道人们在压力下很容易生气。

• Just remember - you can't get mad at what they tell you.

  记得——不管他们怎么说你都不能发火。

• It doesn't help to get mad at a friend who cuts, reject that person, lecture her, or beg him to stop.

  对你的一个自伤的朋友发疯，抛弃那个人，报告她，或者请求他停止自伤，都无济于事。

• But I say to you what every warrior has known since the beginning of time: you've got to get mad.

  但是我必须告诉你，每个战士在一开始就该有这种认知：你必须让自己疯狂起来。

• The chatter of voices gradually quietened.

  唧唧喳喳的声音渐渐地平静了。

• It was gradually borne in on us that defeat was inevitable.

  我们逐渐认识到，失败是不可避免的。

• When you meet a person for the first time, make an effort to find the things which you and that person have in common so that you can build the conversation from that point.

  当你第一次见到一个人时，努力找出你和那个人之间的共同点，这样就可以从这一共同点开始建立对话。

• Every day I make an effort to go toward what I don't understand.

  每天，我都努力走向我没有弄懂的东西。

• That's because they provide guests with the best service to make them feel at home.

  那是因为他们为客人提供最好的服务，让他们有宾至如归的感觉。

• Don't try to pretend that you're not at home; sitting in the dark listening to the doorbell go every 10 minutes will only make you feel more resentful.

  不要试图假装不在家；坐在黑暗中听着每10分钟响一次的门铃只会让你觉得更忿恨。

• That last goal was a beauty!

  最后进的一球真绝！

• That was a cracking goal.

  这球进得真精彩。

• I'd like a friendship that might lead to something deeper, but I wouldn't want to commit myself too soon.

  我想要可能发展到更深层关系的友谊，但我不想太快做出承诺。

• Yvonne guessed that he was a very successful publisher or a banker.

  伊冯娜猜测他是一位非常成功的出版商或银行家。

• Don't just blindly follow what the banker says.

  不要盲目地听从这位银行家的话。

• How can you get a central banker to do that?

  你怎么样使一个中央银行家那样做呢？

• No one says that being a central banker is easy.

  没有人认为成为一名央行的银行家容易。

• The first rule—examine your life—is the common thread that runs through the entire book.

  第一个准则——审视你的人生——是贯穿全书的主线。

• This was accomplished so that the team could examine and repair the churches' original medieval stone blocks.

  这是为了团队能够检查和修复教堂的原始中世纪石块而完成的。

• As we begin to examine our life, Soupios says, we come to Rule No.2: Worry only about things that you can control.

  苏皮奥斯说，当我们开始审视自己的生活时，遵守第二条准则：不要担心你无法控制的事情。

• As we begin to examine our life, Soupios says, we come to Rule No.2:?Worry?only?about?things?that?you?can?control.

  苏皮奥斯说，当我们开始审视自己的生活时，遵守第二条准则：不要担心你无法控制的事情。

• Clayton sought to examine evidence of scrub jays' accurate memory of "what," "where," and "when" information and their binding of this information.

  克莱顿试图检验灌丛松鸦对“什么”、“何地”、“何时”的信息的准确记忆及其对这些信息的约束的证据。

• One consequence of speculation about the possibility of computer thought was that we were forced to examine with new care the idea of thought in general.

  对计算机思维的可能性进行推测的一个后果是，我们被迫以新的方式来审视一般的思维概念。

• I don't think that branch will hold your weight.

  我觉得那根树枝撑不住你的重量。

• She would do anything she could to please him, but she knew that she was fated to disappoint him.

  她愿意做任何事情来讨好他，但她知道她注定会让他失望。

• I hate to disappoint you.

  我很不愿让你失望。

• The more you lose, the more open water is created, the more warming goes on in that open water during the summer, the less ice forms in the winter, the more melt there is the following summer.

  冰减少的越多，形成的无冰水面就会越多，这些无冰水面在夏天时的温度会持续升高，在冬天结的冰就会减少，来年夏天也会有更多的冰融化。

• "He denies it," said the King, "leave out that part."

  “他不承认，”国王说，“省去那部分吧。”

• Peter would often leave out long and difficult words,—what did three or four words matter!

  彼得常常会漏掉又长又难的词，三四个词又有什么关系呢？

• What did I leave out?

  我把什么落下了？

• What can I leave out?

  哪些事可以省略？

• But that is to leave out love—for people and for books.

  但那要不考虑对人和对书的热爱。

• What should you include and what should you leave out?

  应该包含什么，不包含什么？

• How did you prioritize what you were going to include or leave out?

  你是如何确定哪些东西应该优先考虑放进来或剔除出去的呢？

• Sometimes it is what you leave out of an image that makes it special

  有时是你留白的那部分才让图片显得不同。

• What you leave out of the frame is just as important as what you leave in.

  你留在框架之外的跟你留在框架之内的同样重要。

• But these twin dispositions leave out the real option that is waiting for you.

  但是，这两个孪生情绪却让你看不到正期待着你的真正选择。

• You can also select more, but make sure you do not leave out anything that M1 has used.

  您也可以选择更多，但是要保证不能漏掉任何一个M1已经使用的。

• Those yard toys your kids leave out always make me wonder what type of gaming system they have.

  你的孩子们遗漏在院子里的玩具，常常使我思考，孩子们的有着高级的还是低级的游戏呢。

• The minister declared that he was wrapped.

  部长公开表示他特别满意。

• He let it drop that the Prime Minister was a close friend of his.

  他有意无意地提起首相是他的密友。

• "Fame, fame, that glittering bauble, it is mine," he cried.

  “名声，名声，那个闪闪发光的小玩意儿，是我的。”他叫道。

• The number that you choose to rotate your letters by is what we call in cryptography, a key.

  你选择的旋转字母的数量就是我们在密码学中所说的密匙。