英语例句

含「we」的例句共 16401 条

• The detective wears glasses.

  侦探戴着眼镜。

• The police followed home the clue and finally caught the culprit.

  警察根据线索追根到底，终于抓住了这个罪犯。

• The first real clue came when archaeologists discovered that skeletons of higher-status individuals tended to be several centimeters taller than those of people of lower states.

  考古学家发现，地位较高的人的骨架往往比地位较低的人高几厘米，这是第一个真正的线索。

• We ended up in like the business part of London and we had no clue where we were.

  我们走到了伦敦的商业区，我们完全不知道我们在哪儿。

• This episode gave doctor Meyer her first clue to something every doctor learns sooner or later — most people just don't listen very well.

  这段插曲给了迈耶医生她的第一个提示(每个医生迟早都会明白)，即大多数人不善于倾听。

• I felt a wee bit guilty about it.

  我对此觉得有点儿愧疚。

• We will enter a plea of not guilty.

  我们将进行无罪抗辩。

• They were found guilty on all counts.

  他们被判各项罪名成立。

• We should not reward bad behavior.

  我们不应当奖励坏的行为。

• You have had the trouble and we shall have the reward.

  你千辛万苦，我们却要得到回报。

• Norwegian whalers said yesterday they had harpooned a female minke whale.

  挪威的捕鲸人昨天说他们用捕鲸叉捕获了一头雌性小须鲸。

• Kelly couldn't focus his eyes well enough to tell if the figure was male or female.

  凯利无法看清那个人影是男的还是女的。

• Married male supervisors were carrying on affairs with female subordinates in the office.

  已婚男上司和办公室里的女下级在搞不正当关系。

• For about six or seven weeks after conception, there is no differentiation between male and female.

  在受精后大约六七个星期时，男性和女性胚胎之间没有什么差别。

• You see, we have no female companionship.

  你知道，我们没有女性同伴。

• We'll hurry and catch a bus.

  我们要赶快去搭公共汽车。

• We'd better catch a bus. I'll go with you.

  我们最好是乘公共汽车去。我会和你一起去的。

• It was much too late to catch a bus after the party; therefore we called a taxi.

  晚会散后，天太晚了没赶上公交车，因此我们叫了一辆出租车。

• If one day we can catch a plane to go to wherever we want to go, perhaps we could go to France and watch the sunset when the night is coming.

  假如有一天，我们可以坐上飞机去到我们想去的地方，也许我们就可以去法国，观赏夜幕降临前的落日余晖。

• Thank you very much for all the travel arrangements, timely the morning to get up early to catch a plane, the teachers will be more difficult than we get up early to prepare us for a hot breakfast.

  很感谢安排的所有行程，及时早上要起早赶飞机，老师们也会比我们更辛苦早起为我们准备热乎乎的早餐。

• A photograph taken from the plane showed them standing in a high, red-sided icebox of the type used by commercial fishing boats to store their catch.

  空中俯拍的照片显示，他们站在一个红色而高大的冰桶里拼命对着救援人员招手。

• Won't you let me on, please? I have a plane to catch in twenty minutes.

  请你让我上去吧？我要赶一班二十分钟后的飞机。

• Instead of buying a plane ticket, catch a ride out West, or remodel an old sailboat, or just hop on your bike and ride away from town.

  不是买张机票获得一个去西部的长途飞行，而是改造一艘旧帆船，或者只是骑上你的自行车远离城市。

• They were in rush and had a train to catch.

  她们得急着去赶一趟火车。

• As we stopped in a small town, I got off, intending to catch a connecting train, which didn’t turn up.

  我在一个小镇下车，准备换乘另外一辆火车。

• They were surprised how well the small cat seemed to get along with large bear.

  让他们感到惊讶的是，这只小猫似乎和大熊相处得很好。

• Only when we follow the laws of nature, can we better get along with it.

  我们只有遵循自然法则才能更好地与环境和谐共处。

• In stead of conquering nature, we should learn to get along with it harmoniously.

  我们应该学会与自然和谐相处，而不是征服自然。

• We get along with each other well, but she is asking me to do things for her all the time.

  我们相处得很好，但是她总是让我为她做事。

• I'd have nothing to do with him, if I were you.

  如果我是你，我就不会跟他有任何瓜葛。

• However, some New Year's traditions have nothing to do with luck.

  然而，一些有关新年的传统与运气无关。

• We will have nothing to do with your dinner, Madame.

  ‘人家不要吃您的晚餐，夫人。’

• His particular interests have nothing to do with wild places, however.

  然而，他本人的兴趣爱好却和野外无关。

• there were a sensitivity and a beauty to her that have nothing to do with looks.

  她有着一种与外表无关的灵气和美丽。

• The affinities between the artists may have nothing to do with Mr Gursky's intent.

  艺术家之间的紧密联系也许与古尔斯基的意图无关。

• We make up more meaningless honors for ourselves and play games that have nothing to do with literature.

  我们为自身取得许多毫无意义的荣誉并且操纵着与文学无关的游戏。

• We all spend some of our time at work doing things that have nothing to do with our job. We surf the Web.

  我们都会在工作时做一些与工作无关的事情：上网冲浪、打打游戏。

• So we might justify our decisions in ways that have nothing to do with our real, subconscious motivations.

  所以我们可能用一些理由为自己的决定辩护，而这些理由却与我们真实的、潜意识中的动机毫无相关。

• We all know that the reasons for failure are multiple-layered and sometimes have nothing to do with psychology.

  我们也知道，失败的因素可能是多层次性的，有时根本和心理素质无关。

• We needn't decide anything in a hurry.

  我们不需要匆忙决定任何事情。

• Jessica ran to next door in a hurry and found Katelyn in the shower with the water still running.

  杰西卡急忙跑到隔壁，发现凯特琳还在浴室，水还在流。

• The band releases its new single next week.

  这支乐队将于下周发行新的单曲唱片。

• The stairwell was lit by a single bulb.

  楼梯间只有一盏灯照明。

• I feel certain that it will all turn out well.

  我觉得最后肯定一切都会很好

• I was positive things were going to turn out fine.

  我当时就确信事情最终会好起来。

• We all want to hope things will turn out fine.

  我们都希望事情会变好。

• Although we try our best, sometimes our paintings rarely turn out as originally planned.

  尽管全力以赴，但是有时候我们的绘画作品仍然很难呈现出最初构想的效果。

• We've contrived various justifications that turn out to be half-truths, prejudices or myths.

  我们想出了各种各样的解释，结果它们要么半真半假，要么只是偏见或传说。

• Snyder went beyond the simple notion that hope is merely the sense that everything will turn out all right.

  施耐德超越了这个简单的想法，即希望仅仅是一切都会好起来的感觉。

• That's enough to make a connection, and this connection can turn out to be more beneficial than we might suspect.

  这就足以建立一种联系，而且这种联系可能比我们想象的更加有益。