英语例句

含「for」的例句共 12662 条

• For his first trip, he went hiking with a friend around the M25—a 188-kilometre road that goes all the way around London.

  他的第一次旅行是和他的一个朋友徒步 M25 高速公路，这是一条长达188公里的伦敦外环公路。

• For the final 85-kilometre stretch, we decided to carry on all night.

  对于最后的85公里，我们决定星夜兼程。

• They ran to the main road and on for a kilometre until ambulances could reach them.

  接着他们就向大道跑去，到了以后再跑了一千米，直到碰到救护车。

• For shooting to go ahead, the density of birds must exceed 200 grouse per square kilometre.

  为了狩猎的需要，这种鸟类的每平方千米种群密度必须超过200只。

• A landscape with an average of 45 people per square kilometre is ideal for sparking wildfires.

  人口密度为45人每平方公里的风景区最容易发生森林火灾。

• Less than a kilometre away a similar school has been held for several months, for strawberry as well as mango farmers.

  几个月来，在不到一公里以外的地方为草莓和芒果种植者开办了一个类似的学校。

• IBM's software is built for the SKA telescope (Square Kilometre Array) and allows to automatically classify astronomical objects.

  IBM的这款软件为SKA(平方公里阵列)望远镜项目而建，能够自动分类天体对象。

• What is most curious about these tracks is that the rock they are in is reckoned to have formed at least a kilometre below sea level.

  更奇特的是，据估计，这些足迹所在的岩石是在海平面至少一千米以下形成的。

• Ranges vary, but General Motors Corp. is aiming at a 60-kilometre distance for its Chevrolet Volt, which is due out late next year.

  路程范围各异，但是通用动力将在明年晚些时候推出60公里的雪佛兰。

• It's been another black day for the north-east with the announcement of further job losses.

  东北部又经历了一个黑色的日子，当地公布的失业人数再度上升。

• North-east Asia and Siberia have long been accepted as the launching ground for the first human colonisers of the New World.

  长期以来，东北亚和西伯利亚一直被认为是新世界的首批人类殖民者的起点。

• Go north-east for 10 miles and look for planes.

  “向东北方向走 10 英里就能看到飞机”。

• The north-east accounts for around one-third of parliamentary seats.

  目前，泰国的东北部地区大约占议会席位的三分之一。

• For the first few hours of its flight the plane would have tracked the Brazilian coast heading North-East.

  飞机在航程最初的几个小时里应沿巴西海岸线向东北方飞行。

• In the hurry, they have forgotten to shut your cage, and the upper window is open.

  他们在匆忙中忘了关上你的笼子，上面的窗户开着呢。

• The poor child felt like a little bird that is placed in a glittering cage for the first time.

  这个可怜的孩子第一次觉得自己就像一只小鸟，被关在一个闪闪发光的笼子里。

• There was a stampede for the exit.

  出现了人群向出口的狂奔。

• The crowd made a mad rush for the exit.

  人群疯狂地冲向出口处。

• People were trampled underfoot in the rush for the exit.

  有人在拼命涌向出口时被踩在脚下。

• For each state, there can be an action associated with state entry and exit.

  对于每个状态，可以有一个与状态进入及退出相关联的操作。

• I was paying for some gifts at the museum shop when the couple walked slowly to the exit.

  我在博物馆商店买礼物的时候，这对夫妇慢慢地走到出口。

• By subway Line 1 (running between 06: 30 - 23: 30), get off at the stop of Window of the World Station and leave from Exit A, then walk for about 3 minutes to Happy Valley.

  乘坐地铁一号线（运营时间为06：30-23：30），在世界之窗站下车，从 A 出口出去，然后步行约3分钟即可到达欢乐谷。

• That argument was the turning point for their marriage, and the one which doomed it to failure.

  那次争吵是他们婚姻的一个转折点，它注定了他们婚姻的失败。

• She's gradually turning into a Stepford wife.

  她正逐渐变成一味顺从丈夫的妻子。

• He started life as a teacher before turning to journalism.

  他开始当过教师，后来改行搞起了新闻。

• You are all forbidden to leave.

  你们都不准离开。

• When do you leave for work ?

  你什么时候去上班？

• It's amazing what some people will do for gain.

  有的人为一己之利而干出的事令人惊讶。

• This small country has an amazing variety of landforms.

  这个小国家拥有令人惊叹的丰富的地貌类型。

• Of course, you do not have to go for the traditional camel overcoat, because the camel is everywhere this season.

  当然，你也不必非得买一件传统的驼色大衣，这一季的驼色单品到处都有。

• Others are herders, such as the Rabari, famous throughout western India for their large scarfs and familiarity with all things concerning camel.

  还有一些是牧人，比如拉巴里人，他们以大围巾和熟悉所有与骆驼有关的事物而闻名于整个西印度。

• In the Arabic language, according to camels' appearance, characters, drinking behaviours, and the roles they play, there are hundreds of different words for the camel and all of its parts.

  在阿拉伯语中，根据骆驼的外表、特性、饮水行为和它们所发挥的作用，有数百个不同的词来形容骆驼及其各个部分。

• A furious camel has bitten his forearm.

  一个愤怒的骆驼咬了他的前肩。

• As for thee thy father was a camel driver!

  倒是你，你的父亲是一个赶骆驼的！

• But the camel never gets to use it for nourishment.

  但是骆驼不会把它们当做营养物质来消耗。

• He paced back and forth.

  他来回踱步。

• The moral characters of men are formed not by heredity but by environment.

  人的品德不是由遗传而是由环境形成的。

• Fortunately, volunteers are not motivated by self-interest, but by altruism.

  幸运的是，志愿者们不是被自身利益而是被利他主义推动。

• We will achieve much more by persuasion than by brute force.

  我们通过说服会比使用暴力获得更多的成果。

• We will table that for later.

  我们将把那件事留到以后再讨论。

• Everything turned sour for me there.

  对我来说那儿的一切都变得令人失望了。

• The fact that I was a foreigner was a big disadvantage.

  我是外国人这事实对我十分不利。

• The statement was carefully scrutinized before publication.

  声明在发表前经过仔细审查。

• We cannot say for sure what will happen.

  我们说不准将会发生些什么。

• Nothing will happen for a few years yet.

  几年内还不会发生什么事。

• People stood round waiting for something to happen.

  人们在各处站着，等待着发生什么事情。

• For several seconds he did not reply.

  一连几秒钟，他都没有回答。

• She was so flustered that she forgot her reply.

  她慌得忘了回答。

• Before she could reply Peter jumped in with an objection.

  她还没来得及回答，彼得就迫不及待地表示反对。

• Your former employer has to reply within 14 days in order to contest the case.

  你的前雇主得在14天内做出答复以对本案提出抗辩。