英语例句

含「look」的例句共 1869 条

• Erica looked at him aghast.

  埃丽卡惊恐地望着他。

• The stew looked revolting.

  这道煨菜看上去令人作呕。

• She looked at him levelly.

  她平静地看着他。

• He looked sideways at her.

  他斜着眼看她。

• The bride looked radiant.

  新娘看上去满面春风。

• He looked suddenly sombre, pensive.

  他突然看起来很阴郁，一副忧虑的样子。

• She looked perplexed.

  她看来茫然若失。

• He looked pleadingly at her.

  他以乞求的目光望着她。

• He looked kindly down on them and patted both their heads.

  他和蔼地低头看着他们，拍拍他们的头。

• They looked at me very proud and stiff and haughty, and said, "Go away, washerwoman!"

  他们非常傲慢、严厉地看着我，说：“走开，洗衣妇！”

• Look together, wearing the most fashionable sports star!

  一起来看看，穿着最时尚的体育明星！

• Nearly every customer likes to take a look at the colorful plants.

  几乎每个顾客都喜欢看五颜六色的植物。

• That night, I looked through my father's books and saw the cookbook that he had given me a year before.

  那天晚上，我翻了翻父亲的书，看到了他一年前给我的烹饪书。

• You could scan through every page of the cookbook and scan ingredients lists looking for blueberries, but these scans are costly.

  您可以翻阅这本烹调书的每一页，在食材清单中寻找蓝莓，但是这种浏览成本很高。

• Once I was watching something about cooking on TV and I thought I could do this, so I went to the bookstore and looked for the biggest cookbook I could find.

  有一次我在电视上看有关烹饪的节目，我想我可以做这个，所以就去书店找自己所能找到的内容最多的烹饪书。

• The "cookbook" we mention in the paper is one such approach we are looking into.

  我们在论文中提到的“食谱”就是这种我们正在调查方法。

• You'll want to look for special crock pot recipes, or pick up a crock pot cookbook.

  你可能会去寻找一些特殊的砂锅菜菜谱，或者直接买一本砂锅烹饪指南。

• As with any household, you can learn much about the occupants by looking at their trash!

  与任何家庭一样，您可以通过查看他们的垃圾来了解居住的是什么样的人！

• It's easier to toss the trash in the most convenient place—anywhere—rather than to look for the trash bin.

  更容易在最方便的地方抛垃圾——任何地方——而不是找垃圾桶。

• Besides looking silly, golf shoes and bowling shoes do not have soles (鞋底) that are fit for street use.

  除了外形滑稽外，由于鞋底的原因，高尔夫球鞋和保龄球鞋也不适合穿上街。

• I apologize if I look dizzy.

  如果我看上去不大精神，先说声抱歉啦。

• All work is of equal value, so we can't look down upon those manual workers.

  所有工作都有同等价值，所以我们不能歧视体力劳动者。

• She was fumbling around in the dark looking for the light switch.

  她摸黑找电灯开关。

• A wooden artefact found on the step pyramid at Saqqara looks uncannily like a modern glider.

  "在塞加拉的梯形金字塔上，人们发现了一个木制的手工制品，这个手工制品与一种现代滑翔机惊人地相似。

• It looks somewhat like a pyramid with a fat top.

  它看起来有点像一个顶部很厚的金字塔。

• I looked to the road where they first went off. There were skid marks, but they were faint; as if they were years old.

  我看了看他们第一次冲下马路的地方。有刹车的痕迹，但很模糊；像是几年前留下的。

• I look at the newspaper and turn it this way and that on the table. Then I skid it close and read what it says.

  我心不在焉地把报纸在桌上翻来翻去，然后我把报纸合上，认真读起来。

• Look out! The road is slippery.

  注意，路很滑！

• "Th' last time I was here," rubbing his chin and looking round, "was about two year' ago."

  “我上次来这里，”他摩挲着下巴，四下环顾一圈，“大约是两年前吧。”

• She fell to reflecting again, and in looking downwards, a thorn of the rose remaining in her breast accidentally pricked her chin.

  她又陷入了沉思，向下看时，她戴在胸前的玫瑰花刺扎了一下她的下巴。

• Look. Some goats are over here.

  看，那边有些山羊。

• Alright, well, you go to look over there and I go to look over here.

  好了，你去那儿看看，我在这儿看看。

• Look at the tall boy over there.

  看那边那个高个子男孩。

• Kate: Well, there must be a trashcan around here somewhere. I guess we'll just have to look around.

  凯特：恩，这儿附近哪里一定有一个垃圾桶。我想我们应该四处找找看。

• They looked around when he called.

  他呼喊时他们回头张望。

• This is in contrast to selection sort where you're fishing looking again and again for the smallest element.

  这与选择排序形成了对比，在选择排序中，你一次又一次地完成寻找最小的元素。

• Look! My pencil case, pen and ruler are all blue.

  看！我的铅笔盒、钢笔和尺子都是蓝色的。

• What remains: a young girl looks on as workers tidy up the carcass of a whale.

  保留什么：工人们打理鲸鱼尸体时，一个小女孩在旁观。

• The next morning, Peter woke up and looked under his pillow.

  第二天早上，彼得醒来，往枕头底下看。

• A hungry meat eater would stay away from anything that looks like seaweed.

  饥饿的肉食者会远离任何看起来像海藻的东西。

• Remember that all people have feelings and most people will stay away from an angry looking face.

  记住，每个人都是有感觉的，大多数人都会远离一张生气的脸。

• OK, we'll have a careful look at the content of your case study in a minute, but I just want to make a general comment first, before you start writing your second draft.

  好的，我们稍后会仔细看一下你的案例研究的内容，但是在你开始写第二稿之前，我想先做一个大概的评论。

• Looking for a Japanese penfriend for my language classes.

  为我的语言班寻找一位日本的笔友。

• Have you seen those amazing buildings that look like fairytale castles?

  你看到那些像童话城堡一样的壮观建筑了么？

• Long Island looks like it's really going to be in trouble.

  长岛看起来真的要麻烦了。

• Here is a living history, which looks beyond what we already know about exploration: a larger history in which we come to recognise the contribution of everyone involved.

  这是一段活生生的历史，它超越了我们已知的探索：一段更大的历史，在这段历史中，我们开始认识到每个参与者的贡献。

• The 2008 Olympic Stadium, looking like a bird's nest, makes us think about nature.

  2008年奥运会体育场，看起来像一个鸟巢，让我们想到大自然。

• He felt as if he were being led to look at some strange bird's nest and must move softly.

  他觉得自己好像被带着去看某种怪鸟的巢，动作必须格外轻柔。

• Look at this bird's nest. There are three pretty eggs in it.

  看这个鸟窝。里面有三只漂亮的蛋。

• What does Beijing's Palace Museum look like at night?

  北京的故宫晚上是什么样子的？