英语例句

含「had」的例句共 3467 条

• Recently I had a trip to Sydney with my parents.

  最近我和我的父母去了悉尼旅行。

• In a similar study, Oshin Vartanian of Toronto University asked volunteers to compare original paintings with ones which he had altered by moving objects around within the frame.

  在一项类似的研究中，多伦多大学的奥欣·瓦塔尼安移动了画中物体的位置，再让志愿者们比较原画作和他修改过的画作。

• I had a friend come to stay who had been living in Washington d.c..

  我邀请一个一直住在华盛顿特区的朋友来我家小住几天。

• He had spent those years well , graduating from college, completing two internships in Washington, D.C, and finally becoming a technical assistant in Sacramento.

  那些年他过得很好，大学毕业后在华盛顿特区做了两次实习，最后成为萨克拉门托的一名技术助理。

• I had done no skiing, no climbing, and no hiking.

  我从未滑过雪、攀过岩和徒步旅行过。

• Mr. Isobe explained how Chibi had learned those calls—leaving his home for school at sunrise, and arriving home at sunset, every day for six long years.

  矶边老师解释了小不点是如何学会这些叫声的——在漫长的六年里，每天日出时离家上学，日落时回家。

• We had hoped to go up in the London Eye for that amazing panoramic view of London's cityscape but instead had to settle for standing under it, as it was closed for maintenance.

  我们本希望能够登上伦敦眼来欣赏迷人的伦敦市全景，但却不得不因为伦敦眼正在维修当中暂停营业而只能满足于站在它的下面。

• Humans arrived in the Kaliko Islands about 7,000 years ago, and within 3,000 years most of the large mammal species that had lived in the forests of the Kaliko Islands were extinct.

  人类大约在7000年前到达加里科群岛，在3000年内，生活在加里科群岛森林中的大型哺乳动物物种大部分灭绝。

• At nine, his father, a naturalist who had started a reptile park on the Queensland coast, taught him to stalk crocs at night and lug them out of the water.

  九岁时，他的父亲，一位在昆士兰海岸开设爬行动物公园的博物学家，教他在夜间跟踪鳄鱼并把它们拖出水面。

• The massive prehistoric sea reptile was longer than a humpback whale and had teeth the size of cucumbers, scientists say.

  据科学家所说，这头史前的海洋爬行类比座头鲸还长，它的牙齿有黄瓜那么大。

• Scientists are puzzled as to why the whale had swum to the shore.

  科学家们感到不解：为什么这头鲸游到海岸上来。

• I had a whale of a time in Fargo.

  我在法戈过得非常快乐。

• I had two peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.

  我吃了两个花生酱果酱三明治。

• One of the elephants which we saw at the zoo had only one tusk.

  我们在动物园看到的一头大象只有一颗象牙。

• Tusk said they had been the first to offer condolences.

  图斯克表示，他们已率先吊唁。

• The wild boar had its tusk sunk deeply into a tree and howled desperately.

  野猪的獠牙陷在了树里，绝望地嗥叫着。

• He was no poet himself and didn't care who knew it; and he had a candid nature.

  他自己不是诗人，也不在乎谁知道；他生性坦率。

• The poor poet lay on the earth and wept, for the arrow had really flown into his heart.

  可怜的诗人躺在地上哭泣，因为箭的确射入了他的心里。

• He had filmed her life story.

  他已经把她的人生故事拍成了电影。

• This was, New York apart, the first American city I had ever been in where people actually lived downtown.

  这是除纽约以外我所呆过的居民实际住在市中心的第一座美国城市。

• He had reached over to turn around a bottle of champagne so that the label didn't show.

  他伸过手把一瓶香槟酒转过去，使它的标签显露不出来。

• The stadium was jammed and they had to turn away hundreds of disappointed fans.

  该体育场挤满了人，他们不得不谢绝上百名失望的球迷入场。

• At Eastwatch someone had sewn him a motley cloak of beaver pelts, sheepskins, and rabbit fur.

  在东海望有人用海狸皮，绵羊皮，和野兔皮给他缝了一间杂色花衣。

• If an ancient animal had structures that looked like antlers, palaeontologists would argue that it probably used them as an elk or moose.

  如果一种古代动物有看起来像鹿角的结构，古生物学家就会争论说它可能像麋鹿或驼鹿那样使用鹿角。

• He stayed with a raccoon orphan he had adopted.

  他和一只他收养的浣熊孤儿待在一起。

• I didn't know how this raccoon family had got in there.

  我不知道这个浣熊家族是怎么进入那里的。

• I had a long talk about this with my best friend.

  我和我最好的朋友就此进行了长谈。

• They had an agreement never to talk about work at home.

  他们约定在家中绝不谈工作。

• Harry wondered if Potts had deliberately sent him on a wild goose chase.

  哈里怀疑波茨故意派他出去瞎找一番。

• The reporter was sent on a wild goose chase, for the monster he was to investigate had never really existed.

  记者被派了去作徒劳无益的调查，因为他要查寻的怪物根本不存在。

• It was a few years ago, and I had taken a part-time holiday-season job in a video store at the local shopping mall.

  那是几年前的事了，我在假期期间在当地购物中心的一家音像店做了一份兼职。

• He had been mauled by a bear.

  他被一只熊抓伤过。

• He placed a marker where the ball had landed.

  他在球落地的地方放了个标记。

• He bought a hot dog and had it covered with all the fixings.

  他买了一个热狗，在上面撒满了各种配菜。

• It is widely believed how Hot Dog had its name.

  人们普遍相信热狗的名字是这么来的。

• He opened the bag and saw that I had given him his favorite type of doughnut.

  他打开袋子，看到了我给他的他最喜欢的甜甜圈。

• I thought I was never going to ace the test unless I had a doughnut from the store around the corner.

  我认为我要是不在街角的商店买一个油炸圈饼我考试就永远不会得a。

• The hot weather had shrivelled the grapes in every vineyard.

  天气炎热，各家葡萄园的葡萄都蔫了。

• She has had some grapes.

  她吃了一些葡萄。

• The traffic jam soon cleared once the offending vehicle had been removed.

  肇事车辆一经移走，交通拥堵现象很快就消除了。

• The play had good reviews.

  这部戏受到好评。

• You had better go to Singapore.

  你最好去新加坡。

• Eggplant was cheap so we had eggplant.

  茄子便宜，所以我们就吃茄子。

• There's a DVD player in the room so a lot of them watch how much fun was had by previous interns.

  屋里有一个DVD播放机，所以他们当中许多人都看到了，上一年的实习是多么有趣。

• We had an extra room where we set up a TV with a DVD player, and she'd get to buy a snack from the employee cafeteria.

  我们公司有一个单独的房间，里面有电视机和DVD机，她也可以要到员工餐厅去买零食。

• One hundred years ago, we had those times of dark.

  一百年前，我们有过那段天黑的日子。

• It was a good choice: by the time I was twenty-five, I'd already finished two novels and had an agent.

  这是个不错的选择：在我25岁的时候，我就已经写完了两部小说，并且有了一个经纪人。

• In the meantime, he began to feel hungry, for it was twenty-four hours since he had eaten.

  与此同时，他觉得饿了，因为他已经二十四小时没有吃东西了。

• The biggest sixteenth-century printer, Plantin of Antwerp, had twenty-four printing presses and employed more than a hundred workers.

  16世纪最大的印刷商是安特卫普的普兰丁，他拥有24台印刷机，雇佣了一百多名工人。

• He had been twenty-nine at the time of Socrates' death, but David turned him into an old man, grey-haired and grave.

  他在苏格拉底死时二十九岁，但是大卫把他画成了一位老人，须发皆灰，神色凝重。