英语例句

含「her」的例句共 15736 条

• Bruce Willis says he has been talking to his dead brother through a medium.

  布鲁斯·威利斯说他一直在通过一位灵媒和他死去的兄弟交谈。

• This programme disproves the theory that TV, a middlebrow medium, is neither as smart as the smartest films nor as dumb as the dumbest.

  该节目不赞同如下理论：作为中等品味媒体的电视既不如最富智慧的电影那样睿智，又不像最笨拙不堪的电影那样笨拙。

• It would not be different in any other medium.

  在其它任何媒介中也不会不同。

• There are particularly challenging issues for small- and medium-sized enterprises.

  中小企业面临的问题尤为严峻。

• There's a third option, a medium soda for $5.25. Medium may be the perfect amount of soda for you, but the large is only a quarter more.

  还有第三种选择，一份中杯苏打水5.25美元。中杯也许对你来说是最完美的选择，但大杯只贵了四分之一。

• We persuaded her to confess her crime.

  我们说服她坦白她的罪行。

• The crime lay heavy on her conscience.

  那件罪行使她内疚不安。

• Her husband faces various criminal charges.

  她丈夫面临多项刑事的指控。

• He decided there was insufficient evidence to justify criminal proceedings.

  他判定没有充分的证据提起刑事诉讼。

• How she met her death will probably never be known.

  她的死因也许将永远无人知晓。

• There is no air to breathe.

  没有空气可以呼吸。

• There is going to be hardship, but we have to grit our teeth and get on with it.

  磨难会有的，但我们必须下定决心继续做下去。

• She found it difficult to get on with her, possibly because of the difference in their ages.

  她觉得很难与她相处，这可能是因为她们年龄上的差距。

• What helpful advice she gave me on how to get on with others!

  她给我的关于怎样和别人相处的建议多么有帮助呀！

• In my view, children need clear rules, but more than that they need to learn how to get on with other people and realize they are not the center of the world.

  在我看来，孩子们需要明确的规则，但更多的是他们需要学会如何与他人相处，并意识到他们不是世界的中心。

• We get on with each other very well.

  我们相处非常融洽。

• He'd rather just get on with his job.

  他更宁愿只是做好自己的本分工作。

• Thereafter his uncle left him free to get on with it.

  从那以后，他的伯父才放心让他去干。

• There is no truth in this story.

  这个故事不具备真实性。

• Is there any truth to the rumours?

  这些谣传有事实根据吗？

• He's not a real searcher after truth.

  他不是一个真正探求真理的人。

• He resolved not to tell her the truth.

  他决定不告诉她真相。

• She persisted in her search for the truth.

  她执著地追求真理。

• Her comment was uncomfortably close to the truth.

  她的评论逼近真相，令人局促不安。

• I daren't tell her the truth.

  我不敢对她讲实话。

• We'll get the truth out of her.

  我们会从她那里套出实情。

• There is no truth in the rumours.

  这些谣言毫无根据。

• Let's go somewhere a bit more private.

  咱们另找个僻静些的地方吧。

• It must be knocking around here somewhere.

  它肯定在这儿某个地方。

• We should go somewhere quiet, and talk it over.

  我们应该去个安静的地方好好谈谈这件事。

• We will assist you in finding somewhere to live.

  我们将帮你找个住的地方。

• Is there somewhere we can discuss this in private?

  有没有什么地方能让我们单独谈谈这件事？

• I've got a feeling I've seen him before somewhere.

  我有一种感觉，我以前在某个地方见过他。

• There's a pen kicking around on my desk somewhere.

  我书桌上什么地方有支钢笔老放着。

• They scouted the area for somewhere to stay the night.

  他们四处查看，想找个过夜的地方。

• I'm sure I could buy this more cheaply somewhere else.

  我相信我能在别的地方更便宜地买到这种物品。

• I seem to have picked up a terrible cold from somewhere.

  我似乎从什么地方染上了重感冒。

• Somewhere, distantly, he could hear the sound of the sea.

  他能听到在远处某个地方的海浪声。

• 'It must be here somewhere,' she said, rooting through the suitcase.

  “它一定就在这里的什么地方。”她一边说一边翻着衣箱。

• Hunger drove her to steal.

  饥饿迫使她去偷窃。

• There currently isn't much to steal.

  现在那里没有什么可以偷的。

• Yesterday, he was seen to steal some money from his father's pocket.

  昨天有人看见他从他父亲的口袋里偷了些钱。

• What happens if we lie, cheat, steal, or violate other ethical standards?

  如果我们撒谎、欺骗、偷窃或违反其他道德标准会发生什么呢？

• To her annoyance the stranger did not go away.

  让她厌烦的是这个陌生人没有离开。

• There entered a stranger.

  进来一个陌生人。

• She ran away with her boss.

  她与老板私奔了。

• She and her boss ran away together.

  她和老板一起私奔了。

• She is having an affair with her boss.

  她跟老板有暧昧关系。

• The boss has a very high opinion of her.

  老板对她评价很高。

• Her boss sent her on an errand into town.

  老板派她进城办事去了。