英语例句

含「ID」的例句共 11266 条

• The idea of being a clown recurred to him now, only to fill him with disgust.

  当小丑的念头又出现在他的脑海里，使他感到厌恶。

• You always clown around with the kids.

  你老是在孩子面前胡闹。

• A heavy-lidded koala keeps its cool nestled in an Adelaide tree.

  一只笨重的考拉舒适地倚在阿德莱德的一棵树上。

• The koala evidently gave up all hope of escape and decided on the anti-dingo defense.

  那只树熊显然觉得逃走无望，决定用对付野狗的招儿。

• Once the koala is dinging to the dog's underside, the dog can't get at it with its jaws.

  树熊一旦挂在野狗的下方，野狗的嘴就够不着它了。

• When did the country open its borders?

  这个国家是何时开放边界的？

• Did you have a good time in London?

  你在伦敦过得愉快吗？

• Did you get the address of Kangaroo Lodge?

  你拿到袋鼠旅馆的地址了吗？

• Today, this creature is known as the kangaroo, a widespread marsupial endemic to Australia.

  今天，这种生物被称为袋鼠，是澳大利亚特有的有袋动物。

• During diapause, a young kangaroo stays in the female's pouch and growth of a second fertilized egg inside the uterus is delayed.

  在滞育期间，小袋鼠呆在雌袋鼠的育儿袋里，因而推迟了子宫内第二个受精卵的发育。

• A tourist was driving along a road one evening, he accidentally ran over a kangaroo.

  一天晚上，一个游客在路上开车，不小心撞到了一只袋鼠。

• The tourist thought that no one would believe him, so he decided to take a photo of the kangaroo.

  这位游客认为没有人会相信他，所以他决定拍一张袋鼠的照片。

• Birds shelter in nests, rock overhangs, trees, and dense shrubs to avoid the hottest hours of the day, while mammals like the kangaroo rat burrow underground.

  鸟类在巢穴、岩石悬垂处、树丛以及茂密的灌木丛中寻找庇护，以躲避一天中最热的时候；而像更格卢鼠这样的哺乳动物则选择藏身于地下的洞穴中。

• The kids were quick to learn.

  那些孩子学东西很快。

• How did you learn to bake cakes?

  你是怎么学会烤蛋糕的？

• I decided to learn Spanish, just for fun.

  我决定学习西班牙语，只是为了消遣。

• When will these kids learn to behave properly?

  这些孩子何时才能学会规矩些？

• It's about 2 metres wide.

  它大约2米宽。

• What made the meeting exciting was the interchange of ideas from different disciplines.

  会议上令人兴奋的是来自不同学科之间的交流。

• "You must be Emma," said the visitor.

  “你一定是埃玛,”来访者说道。

• A visitor said that it was terrible.

  一个游客说这很可怕。

• After the game, how did the visitor feel for Mike at first?

  比赛结束后，客人对迈克最初的感觉如何？

• It was a busy morning for Heidi, who put the hut in order for the expected visitor.

  对海蒂来说，这是一个忙碌的早晨，她把小屋整理得井井有条，迎接即将到来的客人。

• Self-confidence means being relaxed enough to allow your lover their personal space.

  自信就是放宽心，给爱人足够的私人空间。

• She heard the sound of footsteps outside.

  她听见外面有脚步声。

• He didn't sound like his usual happy self.

  他听起来不像平常那个乐天派了。

• It's cheaper to travel midweek.

  在星期中间旅行较便宜。

• Most travel agents are prepared to tailor travel arrangements to meet individual requirements.

  为了满足个别需要，大多数旅行社都愿意做出专门的旅游安排。

• We didn't just build Disneyland in China.

  我们不仅仅是在中国建造迪士尼乐园。

• The media will report on it and the tabloids will build it up.

  媒体将对它进行报导，小报将对其大肆宣传。

• Will you kids just behave!

  孩子们，规矩点！

• At the same time, airports have been developing and expanding the range of services that they provide specifically for the business traveller in the terminal.

  与此同时，机场一直在发展和扩大这些服务的种类范围，这类服务是特地为航站楼的商务旅客提供的。

• The traveller paid to Lagny.

  旅客付了直到拉尼的车费。

• Taxi drivers in Taipei will refuse to transport passengers who ignore the sign and insist on lighting up inside the taxi.

  台北出租汽车司机将拒载无视该标志并坚持在出租汽车里吸烟的乘客。

• In Taipei, Claire Chen said she at first did not believe it.

  台北一位姓陈的女士说：“我不知道这是真的还是假的。”

• "You are an artist," she said respectfully.

  “您是一位艺术家，”她毕恭毕敬地说。

• In May, Julie Nimmons, president of Schutt Sports in Illinois, successfully fought a lawsuit involving a football player who was paralyzed in a game while wearing a Schutt helmet.

  今年5月，伊利诺伊州舒特体育公司的总裁朱莉·尼蒙斯成功打赢了一场诉讼，该诉讼涉及一名戴着舒特头盔在比赛中瘫痪的足球运动员。

• "M'father sent me," said the football player.

  “我爸爸送我来的，”这位橄榄球队员说道。

• The introduction is followed by a video clip of how the passage was treated by a famous pianist using historic film footage.

  引言后是一段视频剪辑，展示了一位著名钢琴家是如何利用历史电影素材来处理这个选段的。

• Johnson is a great early jazz pianist, originator of the 1920s Harlem "stride" style, and an important blues and jazz composer.

  约翰逊是一位伟大的早期爵士钢琴家，20世纪20年代哈莱姆“跨步”风格的鼻祖，也是一位重要的蓝调和爵士作曲家。

• Music critics have consistently defined James P. Johnson as a great early jazz pianist, originator of the 1920's Harlem "stride" style, and an important blues and jazz composer.

  音乐评论家一直将詹姆斯·P·约翰逊定义为伟大的早期爵士钢琴家，20世纪20年代哈林区“跨步”风格的鼻祖，也是重要的蓝调和爵士乐作曲家。

• In his spare time though he goes on stage beside pianist Maria Raspopova—not as a musician but as her page turner.

  他在业余时间会与钢琴家玛丽亚·拉斯波波娃一起登上舞台——不是作为音乐家，而是作为她的翻页人。

• My whole future is riding on this interview.

  我的未来全靠这次面试了。

• He obstinately refused to consider the future.

  他执意拒不考虑未来。

• Everyone has a few little idiosyncrasies.

  人人都有几个小癖好。

• Nowadays most kids prefer watching TV to reading.

  现在大多数孩子都喜欢看电视而不喜欢读书。

• As a child, Coleridge developed omnivorous reading habits.

  柯尔律治从孩提时期便养成了广泛阅读的习惯。

• There's still a slim chance that he may become president.

  仍然有微小的可能他会当上总统。

• Student numbers are expanding rapidly.

  学生人数在迅速增加。

• I did some waitressing when I was a student.

  我当学生时做过侍应生。