英语例句

含「would」的例句共 1985 条

• "I would rather be called Alfred," said the officer.

  “我觉得还不如阿尔弗雷德好听。”那位军官说。

• Each time someone would bring up something about grandma, Emily would quickly change the subject.

  每当有人提到有关祖母的事，埃米莉都会迅速转移话题。

• At times, Henrietta would tell me she felt slightly guilty that Emily enjoyed staying with her so much.

  有时，亨丽埃塔会告诉我，埃米莉如此喜欢和她待在一起，让她感到有些内疚。

• I kept thinking of how Jerry would on occasion tease George by calling him "Biff," a reference to the son of the failed salesman Willy Loman.

  我一直在思考为什么杰里有时取笑乔治，称呼他为“比夫”，这是那个失败的推销员威利·洛曼的儿子的名字。

• Jerry didn't pay me back, but he promised that he would this Sunday.

  杰里没有还我钱，但他答应这个星期天会给我。

• Every right-thinking American would be proud of them.

  每一个有正义感的美国人都会为他们感到骄傲的。

• At the all-female boarding school Jane would learn the importance of female friendships.

  在女子寄宿学校里，简认识到女性间友谊的重要性。

• He realized that his parents would always love him, and they would take pride in everything good that he did.

  他意识到父母会一直爱他，他们为他做的一切好事而骄傲。

• I guess my mobile would be best.

  我猜我的手机是最好的。

• The deportations would be a death blow to the peace process.

  驱逐将会是对和平进程一个致命打击。

• Shopkeepers would carve into stone, clay, or wood symbols for the products they had for sale.

  店主会在出售的商品上刻上石头、粘土或木头的符号。

• So, no, I wouldn't say she's my competitor.

  所以，我不会说她是我的竞争对手。

• The door wouldn't open no matter how hard she shoved.

  她怎么使劲推，门都推不开。

• He would polish it whenever he had a rest.

  他一休息就打磨它。

• If you released this pressure, your blood would boil.

  如果你释放这种压力，你的血液就会沸腾。

• At the time, it became clear that the newly reunified Berlin would need a modern airport with far greater capacity than its existing airports.

  当时，很明显，重新统一后的柏林需要一个比它现有机场容量大得多的现代化机场。

• Relative to the CBA that expired after last season, the league’s latest proposal would still impose big losses on the players.

  相对于上赛季末到期的那份劳资谈判合同，即使是联盟最近提出的那份提议仍然会让球员蒙受巨大损失。

• Ruby was black. School leaders didn't want to accept her, so they made Ruby take a hard exam and hoped she would fail.

  鲁比是黑人。学校领导不想接受她，所以他们让鲁比参加了一场困难的考试，希望她不及格。

• I didn't think our meeting was accidental—he must have known I would be there.

  我认为我们相遇不是偶然的—他肯定知道我要去那里。

• Would you please find out who took my book by mistake?

  请你查清楚谁错拿了我的书，好吗？

• My mother would usually sew my name on my school uniform in case others take it by mistake.

  我妈妈通常会在我的校服上绣上我的名字，以防别人错拿了。

• At first, I thought the challenge would be to train her to sit, to heel, to walk calmly beside us and not go wildly chasing the neighborhood rabbits.

  一开始，我以为挑战在于训练它坐下、跟在我们后面、安静地走在我们身边，而不是疯狂地追逐附近的兔子。

• Who would look up to us?

  谁会瞧得起我们？

• It is times like these that we need someone to look up to. It is times like these we need to ask, "What would Buffy do?"

  在这样的时刻我们需要有人仰望，在这样的时刻我们需要问自己：“如果是布菲会怎样做呢？”

• He would have been a saint, but within a decade, we shall have him.

  他本可以成为一名圣徒，但是，不出十年我们就可以得到他了。

• His behaviour would try the patience of a saint.

  他的行为就是再有修养的人也难以忍受。

• While he holds Barcelona's Ballon d'Or winner Messi in very high regard, he would have preferred another player to scoop the award.

  尽管他对巴塞罗那的金球奖得主梅西非常尊重，他更希望另一个运动员赢得这个奖项。

• Earlier reports suggested that a meeting would take place on Sunday.

  早期的报道暗示了一次会议将在周日举行。

• If we had every klutz jump into the orchestra pit, or prance on the opera stage, or slop paint with Picasso, we would have some great parties but no art.

  如果我们让每一个笨手笨脚的人都跳进乐池，或在歌剧舞台上腾跳，或与毕加索一起泼洒涂料，我们可能会造就一些不错的聚会，但绝不是艺术。

• He wouldn't allow emotions to get in the way of him doing his job.

  他不会让情绪妨碍自己的工作。

• Worst of all, such a journey would get in the way of him going into the clergy.

  最严重的是，这样的一次旅途将妨碍他成为一名牧师。

• Dad would never let anyone "talk back" to Aunt Mary Maria.

  父亲从不允许任何人对玛丽·玛利亚阿姨回嘴。

• On a more personal level, I would like to thank Jean for all the help she has given me.

  从较为个人的角度我愿感谢琼给予我的一切帮助。

• HOW would you like to rearrange the famous sarsens of Stonehenge just by thinking about it?

  你想仅仅通过意念来重新排列著名的英国史前巨石柱吗？

• Since they believe themselves to be descended from that ancestor, it would be like eating that ancestor or eating themselves.

  因为他们相信自己是那个祖先的后裔，这就像吃那个祖先或吃自己一样。

• Perhaps enough insurance would be needed to cover their debts and burial expenses.

  也许他们的债务和丧葬费用需要足够多的保险金来支付。

• As a historian, any historical novel you write would have a lot of credibility.

  作为一名历史学家，您写的任何历史小说都有很大的可信度。

• I don't know, what would a synonym today be for honor?

  我也不知道，现在荣誉的同义词是什么？

• He would have to finish in the top 5 to win that honor.

  他必须在前五名才能赢得这项荣誉。

• For example, in Listing 1 we see that the LPD service (S60lpd) would also run after the network service.

  例如，在清单1中我们可以看到lpd服务(S60lpd)将在net work服务之后运行。

• The ocean would reflect more heat and light.

  海洋会反射更多的光和热。

• Would you mind if I called you 'Carmen'?

  你介意我叫你‘卡门’吗？

• Researchers speculate, for example, that black men are less likely than black women to become obese, in part because within the black community they would face a higher stigma.

  例如，据研究人员推测，与黑人女性相比，黑人男性肥胖的可能性更小，部分原因是由于他们在黑人社区中可能面临更大的耻辱。

• In a titanic collision model, the bulk of the Moon would have formed from a combination of material from the impactor and Earth's mantle.

  在泰坦尼克碰撞模型中，月球的大部分是由来自撞击者和地幔的物质结合形成的。

• In that case, the climax community would be considered the most stable, since, by definition, it changes the least over time.

  在这种情况下，顶极群落将被认为是最稳定的，因为根据定义，它随着时间推移所产生的变化最小。

• In that case, climax communities would be the most fragile and the least stable, since they can require hundreds of years to return to the climax state.

  在这种情况下，顶极群落会是最脆弱和最不稳定的，因为它们可能需要数百年才能恢复到顶极状态。

• In that case, we would prefer the more expensive option.

  那样的话，我们宁愿选择更贵的方案。

• Peace, in that case, would be far closer.

  在这种情况下，那么和平就更加近了。

• Gershwin's lyrics would today probably be deemed politically incorrect.

  格什温的歌词在今天很可能被认为是有歧视的嫌疑。

• I won't be able to visit you any more, but would it be too much to ask if you could come and visit me once in a while?

  我不能再来看你了，但是如果这个要求不过分的话，你能偶尔来看看我吗？