英语例句

含「Japan」的例句共 195 条

• The composer plays with the exotic sounds of Japanese instruments.

  作曲者运用了日本乐器的异国格调。

• He doesn't speak much Japanese but he can make himself understood.

  他不大会讲日语，不过尚能勉强表达意思。

• Japanese car makers are laying ever more stress on overseas sales.

  日本的汽车制造商们把更多的重点放在海外销售上。

• Unusually, for a Japanese politician, he's a fluent English speaker.

  不同寻常的是，作为一位日本政府官员，他能讲流利的英语。

• In general, Japanese cars are very reliable and breakdowns are rare.

  日本汽车通常是很可靠的，发生故障的情况极少。

• The Japanese economy grew at an annual rate of more than 10 percent.

  日本的经济以每年10%以上的速度增长。

• The Japanese imperial family patronizes the Japanese Art Association.

  日本皇室资助日本艺术协会。

• The result was a riot of Chinese opera, Japaneseanime, French maids, Conan the Barbarian and Star Wars.

  这里将呈现一场由京剧、日本动漫、法国妹抖、野蛮人柯南和星球大战集结而成的视觉盛宴。

• Asian languages, including Hindi, Japanese, and Chinese, require three bytes per character.

  对于亚洲语言，包括北印度语、日语和汉语，每个字符需要3个字节。

• Just then, a third man arrived: Japanese explorer Nobu Shirase.

  正在这时，第三个人来了：日本探险家 Nobu Shirase。

• In the race to the South Pole, there was a Japanese team attempting to be first, led by heroic explorer Nobu Shirase.

  在前往南极的比赛中，有一支由英勇的探险家 Nobu Shirase 带领的日本队伍全力争夺第一名。

• As a response to Japanese kamikaze attacks, Grumman developed the F8F Bearcat as a lightweight fighter able to climb quickly to meet incoming enemy aircraft.

  作为对日本神风敢死队袭击的回应，格鲁门公司研发了 F8F 熊猫，它是一种轻型战斗机，能够迅速爬升以迎接来袭的敌机。

• Similar calculations can be used to compare the U.S. and Japan.

  可以用类似的计算来比较美国和日本。

• Fear of crime among Japan's new moneyed classes is rising rapidly.

  日本新生的富有阶层对犯罪的恐惧在迅速加剧。

• Head to your local Japanese or Asian grocery store and grab some nori.

  去你当地的日本或者亚洲的杂货店买一些海苔。

• Now, a study in the journal Nature shows that Japanese people—but not North Americans—have what it takes to eat their sushi, and digest it, too.

  《自然》杂志上的一篇研究显示日本人——而非北美人——就拥有消化寿司的酶。

• Japan, which shows its love of nature in its reverence for trees and seasons, also knows the awesome power of the physical world-and fears it.

  日本人崇敬树木和季节，这显示了他们对自然地热爱。他们同样也了解自然的可怕之处并对其报以敬畏之心。

• The roof of a Japanese temple building can be made to overhang the sides of the structure by fifty per cent or more of the building's overall width.

  日本寺庙建筑的屋顶可以比建筑的侧面多向外伸出50%以上的宽度。

• About 57% were from overseas, America and Europe, Japan, Singapore and South Korea.

  57%的学生来自海外，比如美国、欧洲、日本、新加坡和韩国。

• The nuclear Energy Institute says twenty-nine percent of Japan's electricity came from nuclear sources in two thousand nine.

  核能研究所称，2009年日本29%的电力来自核能。

• Twenty-three of the 104 reactors in the United States are the same design as the nuclear plant in Japan that's now in crisis.

  目前美国104座核电站中有23座的设计和日本发生爆炸的核设施一样。

• A lot of the seniors here speak Japanese and that is why we sing mostly Japanese songs. We hope that the melody will take them back to their childhood.

  其实老人里面，懂日文的太多。为什麽要跟他互动这一些主要是让他们记起儿时。

• Electric eels light up Japanese Christmas tree.

  日本用电鳗点亮圣诞树。

• Japan's Cherry Blossom Festival happens a little later.

  日本的樱花节要晚一点。

• From 794, oriental cherry becomes playing an important role in Japan.

  从794年起，樱花就在日本扮演起了重要的角色。

• He doesn't speak English or Japanese, does he?

  他既不会说英语也不会说日语，是吗？

• He can speak English, Japanese and French.

  他会说英语、日语和法语。

• I usually eat Japanese sushi.

  我通常吃日本寿司。

• Sushi is the most famous food in Japan.

  寿司在日本是最出名的食物。

• The idea came from a Japanese comic book.

  这个想法源自于日本漫画书。

• The famine was licked and the Japanese mopping-up campaigns had slowed down.

  饥荒终于被战胜了，日寇的大扫荡也不如以前那样猖獗了。

• I once sold a set of British furniture to a customer from Japan, but I didn't send him the furniture on time, which made me very embarrassed.

  我曾经卖过一套英国家具给一个日本客户，但是我没有及时把家具寄给他，这让我很尴尬。

• Introduced by Sony in 1979, the portable cassette-tape player is finally being discontinued in the Japanese market.

  由索尼在1979年发布的便携式卡带机，最终在日本市场寿终正寝。

• You can ask the Japanese police for help when you get lost in Tokyo.

  你在东京迷路时可以向日本警方求助。

• I love Thai and Japanese foods.

  我喜欢泰国菜和日本料理。

• Japan's Dragon Boat Festival is from China.

  日本的端午节是由中国传入的。

• In Japan, it can take many hours to prepare and drink tea with your guests.

  在日本，为客人备茶、陪客人一起喝茶可以花上好几个小时。

• The instant noodle was invented by a Japanese in 1958.

  1958年，一位日本人发明了方便面。

• A new book called Noodle Stories that was written 55 years after the birth of the instant noodles in Japan, mentioned that there were more than 100 billion cups of instant noodles worldwide in 2012—that's about 14 cups for every person on Earth.

  在方便面诞生于日本55年后，一本名为《面条的故事》的新书写成，书中提到在2012年全球有超过1000亿杯方便面，相当于地球上每个人各拥有约14杯。

• A: it was maybe tofu... or Japanese food was part of it, I think.

  答：是豆腐所以然吧…或者部份由于日本食物吧。

• The view of repetitively boring lessons and learning the facts by heart, which is sometimes quoted in relation to Japanese classes, may be unfair and unjustified.

  有时课程重复枯燥和学生死记硬背的现象会和日本的课堂联系在一起，这可能是不公平、不合理的。

• Once upon a time, a Japanese man wanted to rebuild his house.

  从前，一个日本人想重建他的房子。

• They can be found in tide pools in the Pacific Ocean, from Japan to Australia.

  能在日本到澳大利亚的太平洋区域的潮水里看到它们。

• Green tea is widely consumed throughout Asia and is nothing short of an art form in Japan.

  绿茶在亚洲非常风靡，在日本可谓是一种艺术形式。

• The president said that Japan is now a friend and international partner.

  总统说日本现在是盟国和国际伙伴。

• The tradition of gift-giving in Japan is very ancient.

  日本送礼的传统由来已久。

• Korea lies to the west of Japan.

  韩国在日本以西。

• This technology then spread to Korea, Japan and Europe.

  这项技术随后传到了韩国、日本和欧洲。

• The tea was brought to Korea and Japan during the 7th and 8th centuries.

  茶叶是在7世纪和8世纪传到韩国和日本的。

• It is believed that tea was brought to Korea and Japan during the 6th and 7th centuries.

  人们认为茶是在公元6世纪和7世纪传到韩国和日本的。