英语例句

含「no」的例句共 13645 条

• Do you know Lucy?

  你认识露西吗？

• Maybe you will get a surprise after you know my dream.

  明白我的梦想后也许你会很惊讶。

• Ask enough of the right questions, and you could get a surprise.

  只要提出足够多的合适问题，你或许会得到惊喜。

• We're talking about a 16-week course, and of course, every once in a while, you know, you get a little surprise test based on their acuity.

  我们一共有16周的课程，当然每隔一段时间，就会惊讶于他们敏锐的测试。

• LOOK at the genome of a sea squirt and you'll get a nasty surprise.

  看一看海鞘的基因组，你会感到讨厌和惊奇。

• It is not a surprise that you will get the same answer for both line integrals.

  对它们两个做线积分，得到相同结果，就不令人感到吃惊了。

• No! Do not run away from daddy.

  不可以从爸爸身边跑远。

• Let's run away, right now!

  我们逃跑吧，就现在！

• We'd better run away now.

  我们最好现在就逃跑。

• Now I can run away.

  现在我可以逃跑了。

• It's like when you talk on a walkie-talkie; you shout to maximize the chance that what your message gets received over all the noise.

  就好像用步话机通话时，我们通过喊话以最大程度保证要传达的消息能盖过一切杂声被接收到。

• I'm sure he meant no offence when he said that.

  我相信他那么说并无冒犯的意思。

• I did not have the foggiest idea what he meant.

  我压根儿不知道他是什么意思。

• That meant that he, notionally at least, outranked them all.

  那意味着至少理论上他比他们级别高。

• Gerald made a small noise in his throat.

  杰拉尔德从他的嗓子里发出轻轻的一声。

• I could feel a knot of fear in my throat.

  我很害怕，感到喉咙发紧。

• There was no more exhilarating movie experience than Danny Boyle's intense nail-biter about trapped climber Aron Ralston.

  没有什么比得上丹尼·鲍尔这部让人极度紧张的关于被困的登山者Aron Ralston的电影更能给予一种欢畅淋漓的观影感受。

• Judy: No problem. Here they are.

  朱迪：没问题，在这里。

• Judge Judy. How did you know that?

  朱蒂法官。你怎么知道的？

• "No, you don't," Mandy said.

  “不，你不必，”曼迪说。

• "It knows it," Mandy said.

  “它当然知道，”曼迪说。

• “No problem, ” Mandy said.

  “没事儿，”曼迪说。

• "It's enough," Mandy said.

  “够了，”曼迪说。

• He's not even that old, Mandy thought.

  他甚至都还没有那么老，曼迪想。

• "Hi," Mandy said now.

  “嗨，”曼迪现在开口说。

• Another plus, rents are lower in Utah than in Nevada.

  另外，犹他州的房租比内华达州还低。

• Although women first served on state juries in Utah in 1898, it was not until the 1940s that a majority of states made women eligible for jury duty.

  虽然早在1898年，已有妇女在犹他州担任州陪审团，但直到20世纪40年代，大多数州才允许妇女担任陪审员。

• What's the matter now?

  现在怎么了吗？

• Don't you see, now, what's the matter with that ha'nted room?

  你现在还不明白，那间闹鬼的屋子是怎么回事吗？

• There was no bandage. I know.

  那儿没有绷带，我知道。

• Here's a bandage for your nose.

  给你的鼻子上贴一个绷带。

• It is a timber wolf. He had followed the blood spots on the snow to the blood-soaked bandage.

  那是只大灰狼。他沿着雪上的血迹找到了浸着血的绷带。

• Now, can we get that bandage on?

  现在可以给你上绷带了吗？

• Users should always be in control of notifications.

  用户应该总是能够控制通知。

• Believing you can be in control of things around you right now.

  坚持自己能控制身边的所有事情。

• You cannot be in control of a business if you don't know what is going on.

  如果你不知道企业内部正在发生的事情，就不可能掌控一个企业。

• In 680ad, Saxon invasions had pushed far enough South for them to be in control of Exeter.

  在680ad，撒克逊人入侵了南推远远不够，他们将在埃克塞特的控制。

• Be in control of your money - If you're not paying attention to where your money is going, then you're not in total control of your money.

  控制好你的钱：如果你还没注意到你的钱都花在什么地方了，那么你就不能从总体上控制你的钱。

• You may not be always able to be in control of external influences and conditions, but you can certainly learn to control your attitude and reactions.

  你也不可能总能控制外部影响和条件，但是你可以控制你的态度和反应。

• If you should be fired, your health and pension benefits will not be automatically cut off.

  如果你失业了，你的健康津贴和养老金将不会自动中断。

• They were cut off for not paying their phone bill.

  他们未付电话费，被停机了。

• She cut off the annoying noise and rose from her bed.

  她切掉了那烦人的噪音，从床上站起来。

• It's not easy for somebody to get into the building unobserved.

  进入这栋大楼而不被发现很不容易。

• We promised we'd go—we can't get out of it now.

  我们答应过要去的—现在我们不能食言。

• It is important not to let things get out of perspective.

  重要的是不要把事情轻重倒置。

• If you have a cold or flu, you'd better not pass it on to anyone else.

  如果你得了感冒或流感，最好不要把它传染给别人。

• Why not have a cold drink?

  为什么不喝杯冷饮呢？

• She says if you have a cold but do not feel hungry, then don't eat.

  她说，如果你感冒了，但又不觉得饿，就不要吃。

• So, if you have a cold or the flu, antibiotics are probably not right for you.

  所以，如果你患了感冒或是流感，抗生素可能不是正确的选择。

• 'These clear skies aren't that infrequent, it's not an uncommon situation to have a cold front coming down from the north with clear skies moving behind.'

  如此澄澈的天空并不是那么罕见，来自北方的冷前锋后面一般都有晴朗的天空。