英语例句

含「one」的例句共 6769 条

• One could therefore present Napoleon in terms of his desire to impress or Churchill in terms of his lonely melancholy.

  因此，人们可以从渴望给人留下印象的角度介绍拿破仑，或者从孤独忧郁的角度介绍丘吉尔。

• For the next decade, Radcliffe plays the boy wizard Harry Potter, Watson is smarty-pants Hermione, and Grint is insecure but loyal Ron.

  在随后的十年中，拉德克利夫扮演了这个小巫师哈利·波特，沃特森饰演那个总是很自做聪明的赫敏，而格林特则成为虽然不自信但十分忠诚的罗恩。

• One way to turn Germanic chieftains from potential enemies into loyal supporters was to offer them a good position in the Roman military.

  为日耳曼部落首领在罗马军队中寻得一个好职位，是化潜在敌人为忠诚支持者的一种方式。

• Our monitor gains fame for being generous with his money to help others.

  我们班长因慷慨解囊而得到好名声。

• This script will not be necessary when the later configuration of mon is done to automatically monitor for active realservers.

  当完成 mon 的后续配置以自动监控活动的 realserver 后，就不需要再使用这个脚本。

• Fine bone china is eminently practical, since it is strong and durable.

  精细骨瓷是非同一般地实用，因为它坚固耐用。

• The others colleagues of the sales department are young guys aged from 25 to 30, and everyone smart and intelligent.

  业务部其余的几位同事，都是些25岁至3岁不等的年轻人，个个聪明活跃。

• Each sculpture was made from only one toothpick.

  每个雕塑仅仅是用一根牙签制成。

• Hello everyone, and welcome to the Anglia Sculpture Park.

  大家好，欢迎来到安格利亚雕塑公园。

• The maker of the "lovers" sculpture was one of these people.

  这件“恋人”雕塑的制造者，就是这些人中的一员。

• Colin apart, not one of them seems suitable for the job.

  除了科林，看来他们中谁也不适合这个工作。

• Employers usually decide within five minutes whether someone is suitable for the job.

  雇主们通常在5分钟内判断出某人是否适合那份工作。

• You gonna be transparent and explain to people what you need to do, because no one can understand completely what you are, as the surgeon, thinking.

  你要透明地向人们解释你需要做什么，因为没有人能完全理解你作为外科医生的想法。

• Mark, you'd better get cracking, the sooner the better.

  马克，你最好马上做这件事，越快越好。

• There was one black mark against him.

  有一个污点对他不利。

• This dictionary gives phonetic transcriptions of all headwords.

  本词典所有词目都注出了音标。

• Who's gone off with my dictionary?

  谁把我的字典抄走了?

• Discipline in the company was strict and no one shirked.

  公司有严格的纪律，没有人偷懒。

• We will adhere to strict sales ethics, with none of the cold-calling that has given the industry such a bad name.

  我们将严格遵守销售道德，杜绝已败坏本行业名声的陌生推销。

• Hardly anyone came.

  几乎没有人来。

• She spent hardly any of the money.

  这钱她几乎一点儿都没花。

• I only have one exam to go.

  我只剩一门考试了。

• I couldn't imagine why he would want to be alone with me.

  我想像不出他为什么想要和我独处。

• It was the most unexpected piece of news one could possibly imagine.

  可以想像，这是最出人意料的一则消息。

• Can you possibly imagine all the horrors we have undergone since I last wrote you?

  你能想像得出自从上次我写信给你以来，我们所经历的所有恐怖的事情吗？

• One can imagine how regretful he was.

  可以想像他是多么懊悔。

• We can't imagine having more than one child.

  我们不能想象有一个以上的孩子。

• Thinking positively is one way of dealing with stress.

  保持乐观是对付压力的一种方法。

• They spent a great deal of money.

  他们花了大量的钱。

• It was a square deal for everyone.

  这对任何人来说都是公平合理的。

• When you're done, perhaps I can say something.

  等你说完，也许我可以说点什么。

• Perhaps, unconsciously, I've done something to offend her.

  我也许无意中做了什么得罪她的事。

• According to the official figures, over one thousand people died during the revolution.

  根据官方数字，有一千多人在革命中丧命。

• The work was done according to her instructions.

  这项工作是依照她的指示办的。

• I heard him say one thing quite aloud.

  我听见他大声地说了一件事。

• One advantage is that it is much easier for speakers to pronounce short words correctly.

  这样做的一个好处是，对于演讲者来说，短单词的正确发音容易得多。

• There is more than one pronunciation of 'garage'.

  garage的读音不止一种。

• Whom did he expect to answer his phone?

  他原来以为谁会接他的电话？

• She wondered whether he had someone to whom he could talk freely.

  她不知道他是否有个可以畅谈的知音。

• She read out the list in sharp, clipped tones.

  她清脆快速地宣读了名单。

• He failed to mention that he was the one who started the fight.

  他没提到是他先动手打人的。

• Dry stone walls may appear stark and lifeless, but they provide a valuable habitat for plants and animals.

  干燥的石墙看上去荒凉而且没有生命迹象，但是它们却为动植物提供了宝贵的栖居地。

• Anyway, one's beauty is more valuable.

  无论如何，一个人的美貌更有价值。

• They realized that he had gone mad.

  他们意识到他疯了。

• She seemed to have gone stark raving mad.

  她好像是完全疯了。

• Dad'll go mad when he sees what you've done.

  父亲看到你的所作所为会非常气愤。

• He is gone mad again!

  他又疯了！

• The King is near his end; my nephew is mad—mad will mount the throne, and mad remain.

  国王的日子快要到头了；我的外甥疯了——疯子要登上王位了，一直会疯癫。

• If this suggestion isn't accepted, we'll be back to square one.

  如果这个建议得不到采纳，我们就得从头再来了。

• It's worth a lot of money, I reckon.

  我想这值很多钱。