英语例句

含「go」的例句共 8387 条

• Go now and make today unforgettable!

  现在行动吧，让今天永恒！

• When the ambulance had gone, the crowd dissolved.

  救护车离开后人群便散了。

• The two ambulance attendants quickly put Plover on a stretcher and got him into the ambulance.

  这两名救护车的救护员迅速把普洛弗放在担架上并抬进了那辆救护车。

• Why not go upstairs? U want me to reappear in your life, I hate u, though?

  你怎么不下去呀——你希望我重新出现在你生活中吗？虽然我恨你。

• I make no claim to be a paragon.

  我没有说过自己是完人。

• DO make good use of CSS inheritance.

  DO -充分利用CSS的继承性。

• Inheritance and wealth taxes have gone.

  遗产税和财富税不再征收。

• Good Lord, what have you done to your hair!

  天啊，你把头发弄成什么样子啦！

• "Good lord, that's what he is: he's a policeman."

  “天哪，原来他是干这个的，他是个警察。”

• Good day to my lord, the Emperor!

  皇上您好！

• As he was in the hall I could not go into the front parlour and lie at the window.

  因为他在走廊里，所以我没法走到前厅靠着窗户躺下。

• “Go out, ” said the daughter, “and ask him into the back parlour, and give him some whiskey.”

  “去啊，”女儿嚷道，“把他带去后客厅，给他弄点威士忌。”

• The government announced the setting up of a special fund.

  政府宣布设置了一项特别基金。

• It's a matter of setting your own goals and following them.

  这是一个设定自己的目标并努力实现它们的问题。

• The government expressed hope that all the sides will work toward a political solution.

  该政府希望所有各方致力于一个政治解决方案。

• Hans takes the knife, sticks it in his sleeve, and goes home.

  汉斯拿起刀，插在袖子里，然后回家了。

• As the woman intended to go, the little girl grabbed her sleeve.

  当那个女人要走时，小女孩抓住了她的袖子。

• I pulled gently at his sleeve, but he had forgotten my existence.

  我轻轻地拉了拉他的袖子，但他已经忘记了我的存在。

• So far, fast-food firms have cleverly avoided government regulation.

  到目前为止，快餐公司已经巧妙地避开了政府的管理。

• The Duke had told me: he said: 'Go and see how cleverly she's arranged her drawing-room.

  公爵事前告诉过我，他说：去瞧瞧她布置客厅有多巧吧。

• Vanity, egotism, and pride - they all hide a subtle unhappiness, a cleverly disguised animosity.

  虚荣、自负、骄傲，这些都暗含着一种微妙的不快，一种巧妙伪装的敌意。

• It had very cleverly turned to sufficiently good account the fatigue of the nation, and the hatred of mothers.

  它相当巧妙地把国力的疲惫和母亲们的怨愤拿来作为口实。

• She has the ability to become quite a good dressmaker, but she won't take the trouble.

  她的才能可以成为极好的裁缝，但她不愿吃这份辛苦。

• If a woman really repents, she has to go to a bad dressmaker, otherwise no one believes in her.

  一个女人如果真想忏悔的话，最好是去找一个蹩脚的裁缝，要不然谁也不会信她的。

• But in eighteen sixty-seven her husband and all four children died of yellow fever. Mary Jones moved to Chicago and became a successful dressmaker.

  但在1867年她的丈夫和她的四个孩子相继死于黄热病，玛丽·琼斯来到了芝加哥，并成为一名非常成功的裁缝。

• It was surprising the government was re-elected, given that they had raised taxes so much.

  令人惊奇的是政府把税收提高这么多仍再次当选了。

• This gesture of goodwill did little to improve the tense atmosphere at the talks.

  这一友好姿态对改善谈判的紧张气氛几乎没起什么作用。

• You'll both benefit from the gesture of goodwill.

  你会因这善意的姿态而受益颇多。

• I invited them to dinner, a gesture of goodwill.

  我邀请他们来吃饭以示友好。

• In each case, says the document, the pirates had full knowledge of the cargo, nationality and course of the vessel.

  文件说，在每个案例中，海盗对货物、国籍和船只航线都了如指掌。

• We all got equal rights regardless of race, color, or nationality.

  我们这儿不论种族、肤色、国籍，一律平等。

• Goldstone flipped through the pages and stabbed his thumb at the paragraph he was looking for.

  戈德斯通快速翻动书页，用拇指按住他正在寻找的段落。

• A good rule of thumb is that a broker must generate sales of ten times his salary if his employer is to make a profit.

  一个很好的经验法则是，雇主要获取利润的话，其中间人必须创造10倍于自己薪水的销售额。

• He gouged her cheek with a screwdriver.

  他用螺丝起子戳她的面颊。

• He had gouged her cheek with a screwdriver.

  他用螺丝起子戳她的脸颊。

• She's a good singer. Let's clap for her.

  她歌儿唱得好，咱们为她鼓掌吧。

• Maybe some people might like to shrug it off as mere ego.

  也许一些人可能喜欢把它简单地当作自负而摈弃。

• There are a lot of spelling mistakes; even so, it's quite a good essay.

  尽管有许多拼写错误，它仍不失为一篇佳作。

• When I went for my road test, I got utterly confused and flunked.

  去考驾照的时候，我变得昏头昏脑结果没有通过。

• More likely, their sneaker sponsors are telling them it's good business.

  更有可能的是，他们的运动鞋赞助商告诉他们，这是个好买卖。

• Jot down the thought or idea and go back to what you were doing.

  简单记下想法或念头，然后回去做你刚才做的事情。

• He was going through his desk, looking for something to write with, as if to jot down a grocery list.

  他正在扫视桌面，寻找写字的纸和笔，好像要列出购物清单一样。

• Bring a small notepad with you everywhere you go, or at least something where you can jot down your ideas.

  不管你去哪里，都随身携带一个小笔记本，或者任何东西，让你随时记下新的想法。

• A writer spends many hours going over and over a scene—changing a phrase here, a word there.

  作家花许多个小时反复润色一个场景—这儿改个短语，那儿改个单词。

• Oh well, no news is good news, to coin a phrase.

  噢，常言道，没有消息就是好消息。

• Only by studying hard continuously can we promise ourselves a good future.

  只有不断努力学习，我们才能许诺自己一个美好的未来。

• When things go wrong, all of us naturally feel disappointed and frustrated.

  出问题时，我们自然而然都会觉得失望和沮丧。

• The team's efforts to score were frustrated by the opposing goalkeeper.

  该队想要进球的努力被对方的守门员挫败了。

• Like any conflict, this one has its desperate refugees and its frustrated negotiators.

  同任何斗争一样，这场斗争中有绝望的逃亡者和沮丧的谈判者。

• You're probably a little frustrated because maybe you sort of anticipated what he was going to say, and then you have read this article.

  你可能会有点沮丧，因为你差不多猜出了他要说什么，然后你读了这篇文章。