英语例句

含「fin」的例句共 2154 条

• If it is fine, he may decide to go on a picnic.

  如果天气好，他可能会决定去野餐。

• When the weather is fine, we will go on a picnic.

  当天气好时，我们将要去野餐。

• It's hard to find a good job.

  找到一份好工作很难。

• He studies hard and hopes to find a good job.

  他努力学习，希望找到一份好工作。

• She could find a good job in a big city.

  她可以在大城市找到一份好工作。

• For the Zhuang people in Guangxi, it is a festival for young people to sing songs and find their true love.

  对广西壮族人来说，这是年轻人唱歌、寻找真爱的节日。

• Imaging this: you wake up each morning to find your sister lying beside you.

  想象一下：你每天早上醒来，都会发现你的妹妹躺在你身边。

• The FSA was impressed at how well the system worked. But one of the main (preliminary) findings is that home-working is not the "get-out-of-jail free" card some had hoped for.

  金融系统的顺畅运转给FSA留下了深刻印象，但最终FSA给出的一个主要（也是初步）的结论却是：在家办公并不像有些人早先期望的那样可以从此远离牢狱般的办公室了。

• Then, as I was flossing, my finger slipped, I heard a "crunch" from one of my teeth, and I now have a killer toothache.

  只听得“嘎吱”一声，我拿牙线勒坏了一颗牙——我擦，我痛得死去活来。

• Finally, the revisiting came to an end. I could take a good rest.

  回访华师一活动终于结束。我也可以好好休息了。

• Find and RSVP for a State of the Union Watch Party near you.

  去找找在你附近的国情咨文观看聚会吧，而且别忘了回复。

• The winner of each contest goes through to the grand final.

  每场比赛的胜者进入最后的决赛。

• The task facing medicine in the twenty-first century will be to redefine its limits even as it extends its capacities.

  21世纪医学面临的任务将是重新定义其限制，即使它扩大了其能力。

• What defines a twenty-first-century entrepreneur?

  21世纪创业者的特征有哪些？

• The first decade of the twenty-first century has been defined by our insatiable demand for information.

  21世纪的第一个十年已经因为我们永不满足的信息需求而被重新定义。

• A fool always finds a bigger fool to praise him.

  傻瓜总是找到一个比他更傻的人来称赞他。

• But, we just finished eating lunch.

  可是我们才刚吃过午饭。

• Call me when you finish eating lunch.

  你吃完饭就打电话给我。

• Finished the morning class, they hastily dormitory topics of eating lunch and writing.

  上完早上的课，便匆匆地回宿舍边吃饭盒边写选题。

• Bees have a built-in system a bit like GPS and this helps them find their way back to their hives.

  蜜蜂体内有一种类似于全球定位系统的系统，这帮助它们找到返回蜂巢的路。

• The GPS system is of great use to whoever wants to find his destination in a strange city.

  GPS系统对于那些在陌生城市寻找目的地的人来说，作用很大。

• Finch gave a superior smile.

  芬奇富有优越感地一笑。

• Mr. Griffin gave a regretful smile.

  格里芬先生遗憾地笑了笑。

• He wrote to find out about a job in Alaska.

  他写信去阿拉斯加找工作。

• They were dismayed to find that the ferry had already left.

  他们发现渡船已经离开，感到很失望。

• If the three steps above don't work, you can look it up. You can find the word in a dictionary—either a book or online.

  如果上面的三个步骤都不起作用，你可以查一下这个单词。你可以在字典里找到这个词——或者在书里，或者在网上。

• The word first showed up as an English word in 1657 in a book called The mysterie of rhetorique unvail’d where the editor, John Smith, defined oxymoron as “subtly foolish.”

  作为一个英语单词，这个词最先出现在1657年一本书中，书名为《未曾公之于众的修饰的秘密》，该书的编辑约翰·史密斯将oxymoron定义为“敏锐的愚蠢”。

• The head teacher and her staff find it commonplace too—and no wonder.

  校长及老师也觉得这很平常，不足为奇。

• Count to ten, breath and finally listen.

  数到十，深呼吸，最后倾听。

• Take a deep breath and find your voice.

  深呼吸，找到自己的声音。

• Try to take a deep breath and find your voice.

  试着深呼吸，找到自己的声音。

• Older cars inevitably lack the latest safety refinements.

  较老式的汽车难免缺乏最新的安全改进。

• The equipment itself is getting smaller, neater and easier to find a home for.

  该设备本身变得越来越小、越来越精巧，因而也就越来越便于存放。

• Finding a second wind, he rode away from his pursuers.

  他恢复了精力，骑马逃离了追赶他的人。

• After Jack finished creating a special sandcastle with stairs, towers and walls, he took pictures of it.

  杰克砌完了一个有楼梯、塔楼和墙壁的特殊沙堡后，给它拍了照片。

• Finally, we went camping on the top of mountain.

  最后，我们在山顶上露营。

• Alternatively, you may lick your finger and make a cross on the toe of your shoe, and not look again at the shoe until the mark has dried.

  或者，你可以舔你的手指，在鞋尖上画一个十字，直到记号干了再看下鞋子。

• With deft fingers and a quick lick, he rolled a thin cigarette.

  他手指敏捷，飞快地一舔，就卷好一支细细的香烟。

• I love finding old junk shop pieces and transforming them with a lick of paint.

  我喜欢淘旧货，然后刷漆改造它们。

• He licked his fingers.

  他舔了一下自己的手指。

• He licked his fingers, one by one.

  他一根根地舔过他的手指。

• I think we've finally got the problem licked.

  我认为我们最终算是解决了那个问题。

• The child finished the dessert and then licked the plate.

  孩子吃完了甜点后把盘子舔得干干净净。

• I finally spotted her in the dining hall that night.

  终于，在那天晚上，我在食堂发现了她。

• He woke up to find himself alone in the house.

  他醒来时发现屋里只有他一个人。

• In the final paragraph about the significance of the setting in "A & P," the student brings together the reasons Sammy quit his job by referring to his refusal to accept Lengel's store policies.

  在最后一段关于设置在“A & P”的重要性，学生给出了萨米辞职的原因，即他拒绝接受朗格尔的商店政策。

• Surveys consistently find that men report feeling safe on the street after dark. See, for example, Hindelang and Garofalo (1978, p.127).

  调查一致显示，男性天黑后在街上感到安全。可参见如欣德朗和加罗法洛的著作(1978年，127页)。

• There was some pain for everyone: median pay for chief executives of non-financial firms in the S&P 500 fell by 2.7%.

  每个人都有自己的痛苦，标准普尔500指数中非金融公司首席执行官的平均薪酬下降了2.7%。

• But there was some pain for everyone: median pay for chief executives of non-financial firms in the S&P 500 fell by 2.7%.

  但是每个人都有一些痛苦： 标准普尔500指数中非金融公司首席执行官的平均薪酬下降了2.7%。

• We need only one, but the first one became damaged before I could finish it, so I' m working on a new one.

  我们只需要一个，但是第一个在我完成之前就损坏了，所以我正在做一个新的。