英语例句

含「ID」的例句共 11266 条

• Tsunami experts said the pattern was not unusual.

  海啸专家称此次情形并非罕见。

• They're very different, though they did seem to get on well when they met.

  他们大不相同，可是见面后好像还确实相处得不错。

• I'm afraid we can't get on it.

  恐怕我们上不了车。

• My cousin said, "Do you want to shake hands with him?"

  我表哥说：“你想和他握手吗？”

• "Shake hands, Starkey," said Hook, proffering his claw.

  “握手吧，斯塔奇。”胡克伸出爪子说。

• When we see each other, it's polite for boys to shake hands and for girls to kiss each other on the side of the face.

  当我们看到彼此时，男孩握手，女孩亲吻对方的脸是有礼貌的。

• The Statue of Liberty was originally constructed in France before being deconstructed and shipped to America in 350 individual pieces packed in 214 crates.

  自由女神像最初是在法国建造的，之后被分解成350块装到214个箱中运到美国。

• The bulk of evidence for such "unexplained" reports are eyewitness accounts.

  大量的“无法解释的”证据都是目击者叙述的。

• If there is something unexplained, he pursues it, trying to provide an answer, if not the answer.

  如果有某件事无法解释，他就会追查下去，如果没有答案就设法给出一个答案。

• Also left unexplained was why railway signals did not stop the second train before it hit the first one.

  另外，在第二辆列车冲向第一辆列车前，为何没有铁路信号加以阻止。 这也同样令人匪夷所思。

• She is investigating the effects of changing acidity and temperature in the sea on a creature called the purple sea urchin.

  她正在调查改变海水的酸性和温度对叫紫海胆的这一生物的影响。

• How did Theseus get out of the maze after he killed the monster?

  忒修斯在杀死怪物后是如何逃出迷宫的？

• If you are not a fish, why did you let this monster swallow you?

  如果你不是鱼，为什么让这个怪物给吞下去呢？

• "I'll tell you where it is," the monster said, "but you must kill someone for me."

  “我会告诉你它在哪里，”怪物说，“但你必须为我杀一个人。”

• Said the king,"I have seen many strange things, but such a monster as this I never saw."

  国王说：“我见过许多奇怪的东西，但像这样的怪物我从来没见过。”

• "I feel strangely tired, Rat," said the Mole, leaning wearily over his oars as the boat drifted.

  “奇怪，我感到很疲倦，兰特。”莫尔说，它有气无力地伏在桨上，由着船漂流。

• A fence divides off the western side of the grounds.

  篱笆把庭院的西面隔开。

• If the code didn't run properly, things can get a bit hairy.

  如果代码未能正确运行，事情可能会变得有点儿麻烦。

• "Not quite empty, mummy," Slightly said, after looking into an imaginary mug.

  “不完全是空的，妈妈。”斯莱特利看着一个假想的杯子说。

• The technologist will guide the patient to this modified state—an imaginary world that will disassociate itself more and more from the procedure that follows.

  技术专家会引导病人进入这种改变的状态——一个想象中的世界，它会越来越脱离接下来的程序。

• I gestured toward the boathouse, and he looked inside.

  我朝停船小屋打手势，他在里面看了看。

• She twisted her head sideways and looked toward the door.

  她把头转向一边，朝门口看去。

• I'm afraid to dive into the water.

  我害怕潜入水中。

• It's a pity that we didn't dive and snorkel last time.

  上次我们没有去跳水和浮潜好可惜哦。

• The bearded and purposeful men who patrol the campus in Muridke with pyjama trousers hitched halfway up their shins might be graduates of these camps.

  那些在Muridke地区身着肥大裤子，打着绑腿巡逻的虬髯汉子很可能就是训练营的毕业生。

• Public pyjama-wearing is said to have started decades ago when having two changes of clothes - one for night and one for day - was a sign of wealth and something to be flaunted.

  睡衣外穿据说源自几十年前，彼时人们终于得偿所愿能有两套衣服换着穿——白天一套晚上一套——这在当时可是富裕起来的标志，值得大肆炫耀。

• Yes, when most people think about cars and fuel, they think about all the carbon dioxide that's produced, but they don't realise that that wasn't always the case.

  是的，当大多数人想到汽车和燃料时，他们想到的都是其产生的二氧化碳，但他们没有意识到情况并非总是如此。

• Chefs such as Delia Smith, Nigel Slater, Jamie Oliver and Gordon Ramsay made the public realise that cooking— and eating— didn't have to be a boring thing.

  迪莉娅·史密斯、奈杰尔·斯莱特、杰米·奥利弗和戈登·拉姆齐等厨师让公众意识到，烹饪或者说饮食不一定是一件无聊的事情。

• If so, I didn't realise it at the time.

  如果是这样的话，我当初并没有意识到这一点。

• I didn't realise that Christ had been excised.

  我没有意识到基督被从中抹去了。

• Okay, didn't you once tell me you believed in the Loch Ness monster?

  好吧你不是曾跟我说你相信尼斯湖水怪吗？

• Asked if the next collection would be based on Scotland's legendary Loch Ness monster, he smiled and said: "Ooh. Have you found it?"

  问及下一系列是否为苏格兰传奇尼丝湖水怪，他微笑说：“噢，你找到它了？”

• Because of this evidence, The Loch Ness Monster has been neither confirmed nor denied—though the scientists in the room may beg to differ.

  有了这些证据，尼斯湖水怪的真实性既没有被否定也没有被证实----尽管那些坐在研究室的科学家可能不同意尼斯湖水怪的存在。

• Asked if the next collection would be based on Scotland "s legendary Loch Ness monster, he smiled and said:" Ooh. Have you found it?

  问及下一系列是否为苏格兰传奇尼丝湖水怪，他微笑说：“噢，你找到它了？”

• Not only has the Loch Ness Monster been photographed repeatedly, it has even been caught on videotape - as recently as 2007, and on sonar equipment.

  尼斯湖水怪不仅仅被多次拍到照片，还被拍摄到视频影响——最近的就在2007年，使用的是声波定位设备。

• The first story about a monster in Loch Ness was told over 500 years ago, but the legend of the monster spread widely only in the twenties century.

  关于尼斯湖水怪的第一个故事已经流传了500多年，但是关于尼斯湖水怪的传说直到20世纪才广泛流传。

• What if you were swimming in themiddle of the Atlantic Ocean? Could you still find your way home?

  假如你正在大西洋海域游泳？你能找到回家的路么？

• The Atlantic Ocean saw the most pronounced warmth, NOAA said.

  大西洋升温最为明显。

• Brazilian officials said Monday 24 bodies had been recovered from the Atlantic Ocean.

  巴西官员周一说，已在大西洋找到24具遗体。

• Parents intercept kids' letters to the North Pole, to see what they want.

  父母拦截孩子寄去北极的信去看看他们想要什么。

• There is nothing scientifically significant about the North Pole, Serreze said.

  Serreze说，北极并没有科学上的重大意义。

• The North Pole craters had a high CPR on the inside, with a low CPR on the edges.

  月球北极环形山内部CPR值较高，而边缘CPR值较低。

• Another idea is that the earth will turn upside down.So the North Pole will become the South Pole.

  另外一个观点认为，地球会上下颠倒，北极会变成南极。

• The pyramids are an eloquent testimony to the ancient Egyptians' engineering skills.

  金字塔是古埃及人非凡工程技术的明鉴。

• The pyramids of Egypt were built more than three thousand years ago, and no one knows how.

  埃及金字塔是3000多年前建造的，而且没有人知道是怎么建造的。

• Adam glorified the pyramids of Egypt, but he discovers that they are built on the misery of slaves.

  亚当为埃及的金字塔而荣耀，但是他发现金字塔是建立在奴隶的不幸之上的。

• There are no pictures showing the construction of the pyramids, so there is no way to tell what really happened.

  "没有图片能展示金字塔的建造过程，所以就没有办法判断到底发生了什么。

• Although it dates from several hundred years after the building of the pyramids, its sophistication suggests that the Egyptians might have been developing ideas of flight for a long time.

  尽管它的历史可以追溯到金字塔建造后的几百年，但它的复杂程度表明，埃及人可能很长一段时间以来一直在思考飞行的想法。

• We set off to see the Pyramids and Sphinx.

  我们出发去看金字塔和狮身人面像。

• No one knows exactly how the pyramids were built.

  没有人确切地知道金字塔是如何建造的。