英语例句

含「see」的例句共 2321 条

• The kind of beef we see in hamburgers, minced beef, was possibly invented by Mongolians over 800 years ago.

  我们在汉堡里看到的碎牛肉可能是800多年前蒙古人发明的。

• If you plant watermelon seeds in the spring, you will be eating fresh watermelon in the fall.

  如果你春天种下西瓜的种子，那你在秋天就能吃上新鲜的西瓜了。

• Can I see your authorization?

  我能看你的授权书吗？

• Didn't you see the zebra crossing?

  你没看见斑马线吗？

• I seem to have everything anyone could want–a good husband, a lovely home, grown-up children who're doing well.

  我似乎拥有任何人想要的一切–好丈夫,可爱的家和已长大成人、有出息的子女。

• Observant walkers may see red deer along this stretch of the road.

  观察敏锐的步行者可能在这一路段看到赤鹿。

• I see a mule deer running by me.

  我看到一只黑尾鹿从我身边跑过。

• China seeks to quadruple its income in twenty years.

  中国力求在20年内将其收入翻两番。

• You simply must see the play.

  那出戏你真得看看。

• See if you can pick me out in this photo.

  看你能不能把我从这张照片上认出来。

• It annoys me to see him getting ahead of me.

  我看见他领先于我就心里不痛快。

• The only thing he was afraid of in his life was the parrot. This bird seemed to have an unreasonable urge to peck him to death.

  他这一辈子唯一害怕的就是鹦鹉。这种鸟似乎有一种难以理喻的冲动要啄死他。

• You see? Mom said I could - so there!

  瞧见了没？妈妈说我能行—没错吧！

• She didn't want to give him the satisfaction of seeing her cry.

  她不愿当着他的面哭，让他幸灾乐祸。

• If you see litter in the corridor, pick it up.

  如果你看到走廊里有垃圾，就把它捡起来。

• Bob has seen lots of litter in some of the neighbourhoods around town.

  鲍勃在城镇周围的一些街区看到了很多垃圾。

• Don't worry— I'll see to it.

  别担心—这事儿我来处理。

• It seems to be human nature to worry.

  忧虑似乎是人的天性。

• She seems favourably disposed to the move.

  她似乎对这一行动持赞同态度。

• She can see, hear, touch, smell, and taste.

  她看得见、听得到、有触觉、嗅觉和味觉。

• My glasses seem to have vanished.

  我的眼镜似乎不翼而飞了。

• I can't see a blessed thing without my glasses.

  我不戴眼镜根本看不清什么东西。

• TV is using radio as a seedbed for ideas.

  电视正从广播节目中获取灵感。

• All I seem to do is cook, wash and pick up after the kids.

  烧饭、洗衣、跟在孩子屁股后头收拾东西—好像这就是我全部的活儿。

• He seems hell-bent on drinking himself to death.

  他一个劲地喝酒，似乎命都不要了。

• Why bother to write? We'll see him tomorrow.

  还费事写信干什么？我们明天就见到他了。

• I could see the fishing boat to starboard.

  我能看见右侧的那艘渔船。

• The children seem to think I'm only fit for cooking and washing!

  孩子们似乎以为我只配做饭洗衣！

• Her parents seemed very amiable.

  她的父母好像很和蔼可亲。

• Dana bought rolls of silk that seemed ridiculously cheap.

  德娜买了看起来便宜得简直可笑的成卷的丝绸。

• Native Americans once wove baskets and sandals from this tree's leaves and ate its buds and seeds.

  土著美国人曾经用这个树的叶子来编织篮子和凉鞋，吃它的嫩芽和种子。

• Many travelers enjoy wearing sandals to the beach and for sightseeing.

  很多旅游的人很喜欢穿凉拖和拖鞋。

• Sit where I can see you.

  坐在我能看到你的地方。

• These labels encourage style-conscious consumers to see clothes as disposable—meant to last only a wash or two (although they don't advertise that), and to renew their wardrobe every few weeks.

  这些品牌鼓励注重时尚的消费者把衣服视为一次性的——意味着只能洗一两次（尽管他们并没有这样宣传），并且每隔几周就更新一次他们的衣柜。

• I usually put it in my diary when I see the wild flowers coming out.

  我看到野花盛开时，通常会记在日记本里。

• I'll look in my diary and see what you had last time.

  我会看看我的日记本，看你上次吃了什么。

• He's going to fix a time when I can see him.

  他将确定一个我可以见他的时间。

• The good news for the industry was that investors don't seem to be in any hurry to reclaim their money.

  对该行业来说，好消息是投资者们似乎不急于要求收回他们的钱。

• He never seems to smile.

  他好像从来都不笑。

• She sees exercise primarily as an unavoidable chore.

  她把锻炼主要看作是不得不做的琐事。

• You can't see colours at night.

  你在夜间看不见颜色。

• He couldn't get close enough to see.

  他无法靠近看个清楚。

• The explosions seemed quite close by.

  爆炸似乎就在近旁。

• I couldn't get close enough to see.

  我无法靠得很近去看清楚。

• You shall see him anon.

  你将很快见到他。

• A few astronomers thought they could see even more of a dinosaur-cosmos link, a pattern of mass extinctions occurring like clockwork in the geologic record.

  一些天文学家认为他们可以看到更多的恐龙与宇宙之间的联系，这种大规模灭绝的模式就像地质记录上的时钟一样。

• He seemed pleasant enough to me.

  他对我似乎已相当和气了。

• You seem in fine fettle.

  你看起来状态很好。

• The seeds were pounded to a fine powder.

  子粒被捣成了细粉。

• She did not seem at all afraid.

  她一点儿也没显得害怕。