英语例句

含「bow」的例句共 263 条

• It is nothing for a big, strong schoolboy to elbow an elderly woman aside in the dash for the last remaining seat on the tube or bus, much less stand up and offer his seat to her, as he ought.

  在地铁或公共汽车上，一个身强力壮的男学生在冲向最后一个座位时，用胳膊肘把老妇人推到一边，这算不了什么，更不用说他本应站起来给她让座了。

• She jabbed him with her elbow.

  她用胳膊肘捅他。

• You see, when girls are in groups, they pull together much like Cheerios39 in a nearly empty bowl of milk.

  你看啊，当女孩们成群结队的时候，她们会紧紧抱团，就像几乎喝空了的牛奶碗里剩下的一团黏糊糊的早餐麦片。

• Uncle Matt produced from his shirt pocket a red bow.

  马特叔叔从他的上衣口袋里拿出一只红色蝴蝶结。

• Uncle Matt said as he put the bow back into his pocket.

  马特叔叔一边说一边把蝴蝶结放回到他的口袋里。

• Bond spreads can go up, down, sideways or even resemble a bowl of spaghetti.

  债券差价能上能下，能左能右，甚至与一碗意大利面条相似。

• Do they realize that they're killing a whole shark each time they enjoy a bowl of shark fin soup?

  他们是否意识到，每次享用一碗鱼翅汤时，他们就会杀死一整条鲨鱼？

• Malaysian breakfast — a hot bowl of mee-noodles mixed with egg, vegetable and tasty spices.

  马来西亚早餐——一碗热腾腾的面，配有鸡蛋，蔬菜和调味料。

• Malaysian breakfast - a hot bowl of Mee - noodles mixed with egg, vegetable and tasty spices.

  马来西亚早餐- - -一碗热腾腾的面，配有鸡蛋，蔬菜和调味料。

• Greg Hoglund's nightmare began on Super Bowl Sunday.

  格雷格·霍格伦德(Greg Hoglund)的梦魇始于超级碗星期日。

• They would use shared spoons to eat soup and would dip bread or their fingers into serving bowls of gravy.

  他们会共用勺子喝汤，会把面包或手指在盛着肉汁的碗里蘸。

• You can prepare glutinous rice flour in a bowl and slowly add hot water until they mix into a dough.

  首先在碗内准备一些糯米粉，然后慢慢地加入热水，直到二者混为一个面团。

• I can't go bowling without you.

  我没办法不跟你一起去打保龄球。

• Why do you go bowling so often?

  你为什么那么频繁的去打保龄球呢？

• I went bowling this evening.

  今天晚上我去打保龄球了。

• Who did you go bowling with?

  你和谁一起去打保龄球了？

• Let's go bowling tomorrow.

  明天一起去打保龄球吧。

• Do you want to go bowling with us?

  你要不要和我们一起去打保龄球？

• They like playing tennis and bowling.

  他们爱打网球和保龄球。

• I thought we were going to go bowling!

  我以为我们要去打保龄球！

• Why don't we go bowling this afternoon?

  今天下午去打保龄球好吗？

• The children have a game of bowling every week.

  孩子们每一星期都玩一场保龄球。

• What's special for today, then, not bowling again.

  今天有什么节目啊，别再去打保龄球了。

• At least twice a month I go bowling with my friends.

  我和朋友打保龄球每月至少两次。

• Right after your evening meal, engage in some sort of physical activity—a sport such as bowling, perhaps.

  在你晚餐之后，参加一些体育活动，比如打保龄球。

• I go bowling for relaxation.

  我玩保龄球放松自己。

• Soon we were bowling along the country roads.

  我们不久便在乡村的公路上疾驰了。

• I can't see the point of bowling a ball like that.

  我不能理解那样的投球。

• Much of the bowling today will be done by Phil Tufnell.

  大多数投球今天将由菲尔·塔夫内尔完成。

• In any event, the bowling alley restaurant proved quite acceptable.

  不管怎样，那家保龄球馆的餐厅证明是很受欢迎的。

• I prefer bowling to baseball.

  比起棒球，我更喜欢打保龄球。

• Bowling is an interesting sport for many Americans.

  对许多美国人来说，保龄球是一项有趣的运动。

• While at university, he had many hobbies, such as chess, tennis and bowling.

  在大学期间，他有众多爱好，比如象棋、网球和保龄球。

• When playing golf and bowling (保龄球), people need to wear special shoes.

  打高尔夫球和保龄球时要穿特制的鞋子。

• Golf shoes have sharp metal spikes (鞋钉), while bowling shoes have almost no spikes at all.

  高尔夫鞋有锋利的金属鞋钉，而保龄球鞋几乎一个鞋钉都没有。

• 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。

• My muscles are sore from bowling.

  我的肌肉由于打保龄球而酸痛。

• The boy in the bow of my canoe slapped stones at birds with a simple sling, a rubber thong and a leather pad.

  我乘坐的独木舟船头坐着个男孩，他用一根简单的弹弓、一条橡胶皮带和一块皮垫用石头打鸟。

• There is even a tablecloth and a trashcan. Clients don't need to clean up or wash bowls after enjoying the meal – how considerate of them.

  甚至还有桌布和垃圾桶，也不用收拾和洗碗，太贴心了。

• If you can find some cute fabric with fish on it, use that to make a bow on top of the basket.

  如果你能找到一些可爱织物鱼，使用该作弓之上切去。

• Singaporeans shake hands when they meet and often also greet each other with a small, polite bow.

  新加坡人见面时握手，也经常礼貌地鞠躬致意。

• You would not be surprised if a stranger tried to shake hands when you were introduced, but you might be a little startled if they bowed, started to stroke you or kissed you on both cheeks.

  当你被介绍给陌生人时，如果对方试图和你握手，你不会感到惊讶，但如果对方鞠躬、抚摸你或亲吻你的双颊，此时你可能会有点吃惊。

• The number of bows that the Japanese exchange on greeting each other, as well as the length and the depth of the bows, signals the social status each party feels towards the other.

  日本人相互问候时鞠躬的次数，以及鞠躬的时间和幅度，都表明了双方对彼此的社会地位的认识。

• Nobody's going to scold you for eating three bowls of Cap 'n Crunch.

  也没有人会因为你吃了三碗Cap n Crunch而责备你。

• They also claim that the security team elbowed aside a steward.

  他们还声称治安队把一名乘务员推到了一边。

• I batted left-handed and bowled right-handed.

  我左手击球，右手投球。

• And to tone down the masculinity, incorporate a touch of femininity such as a pink shoe or a bow headband.

  淡化的阳刚之气，加上女性的触感，如粉红色鞋子或束发带。

• The scene of a rainbow tastes like an icy and delicious Popsicle.

  彩虹的景象，滋味就好像冰冻的可口的冰棒。

• In a separate bowl, stir raspberry puree and cream cheese until smooth.

  在一个单独的碗中，将树莓酱和乳脂芝士搅拌至均匀平滑。

• Their dog has its own mat and water bowl beside its owner.

  他们的狗在主人旁边有自己的垫子和水碗。