英语例句

含「had」的例句共 3467 条

• It was the first time she had seen him in person.

  这是她第一次见到他本人。

• Kim and Zech had to stop meeting up in person.

  金姆和泽赫不得不停止见面。

• Paul's only serious complaint with the lovely Gill, in person, was that she had brought along her mother.

  保罗只是当面跟可爱的吉尔认真地抱怨了一声，因为她把她的老妈也带来了。

• For example, when participants had rated their feelings of shyness, as 2 (i.e. occasionally), it was changed to 4 (i.e. all the time).

  例如，当参与者对他们的羞怯程度进行评估的时候，选2则意味着只是偶尔会有羞怯的表现，选4则意味着基本上一直都很羞怯。

• She had a very jolly time in Korea.

  她在韩国过得很愉快。

• She had endowed Marcus with the qualities she wanted him to possess.

  她认为马库斯具有她所期望的品质。

• Pam had never learned that there were men who preyed on young runaways.

  帕姆从未了解到有些人专门坑害那些年轻的离家出走者。

• “You had your chance to sign on with this project, ” Pam said.

  “你本来有机会为这个片子签约雇佣演员，”帕姆说。

• He had a job tending bar in San Francisco.

  他在旧金山做酒吧服务员。

• He had about several ways to solve the problem, including moving his family to San Francisco, but none of them worked.

  他大约有几个办法来解决这个问题，包括把他的家人搬到旧金山，但都没有成功。

• In San Francisco, the board of education has had a somewhat similar idea.

  在旧金山，教育委员会也有一个类似的想法。

• The other day we had some visitors from Switzerland.

  前几天我们接待了一些瑞士的来访者。

• The figure had been moulded in clay.

  这座人像是用黏土塑造的。

• Shopkeepers would carve into stone, clay, or wood symbols for the products they had for sale.

  店主会在出售的商品上刻上石头、粘土或木头的符号。

• Some beaches had failed to comply with environmental regulations.

  一些海滩没能遵守环保规定。

• I then realized that he had made a simple but excusable historical mistake.

  我后来认识到他犯了一个简单但可原谅的历史错误。

• No matter how difficult it might be, she had to right the terrible wrong she'd done to him.

  不管有多难，她都得纠正她对他犯下的可怕错误。

• We should treasure our own valuable art and culture, such as shadow play and paper cutting.

  我们应该珍惜我们自己宝贵的艺术和文化，如皮影戏和剪纸。

• He would polish it whenever he had a rest.

  他一休息就打磨它。

• He had nothing to do but boil the kettle and make the tea.

  他除了烧开水和沏茶以外无事可做。

• I smelt something burnt before I remembered I had steamed a pudding.

  当我闻到一股糊味，才想起来我还蒸着布丁。

• By 2000, the members of professional basketball clubs registered under CBA had reached 29.

  截止到2000年，中国篮协下属的俱乐部已达29个。

• So if you like potato chips, be glad George Crum had a bad temper!

  所以，如果你喜欢炸土豆条，你应该庆幸乔治克莱姆有个坏脾气。

• George Crum had a bad temper, and he thought the potatoes were fine the way he made them.

  乔治·克莱姆脾气暴躁，他觉得自己那样弄炸土豆就挺好的。

• "I had no idea what was happening," remembered Ruby.

  “我不知道发生了什么，”鲁比回忆道。

• He had never seen a Arizona ruby.

  他从没见过亚利桑那红宝石。

• The ruby and jadite had not yet been mined.

  红宝石和硬玉那时还没有被开采。

• Ruby aside, life had never been better.

  除了鲁比的去世，我的生活从没这么好过。

• Customers were happy to buy electric "calculating machines", as Thomas Watson senior insisted on calling them, from the same firm that had sold them their electromechanical predecessors.

  客户乐于从曾今出售给他们老式机电计算设备的公司购买电子“计算机器”——老沃森坚持用这个叫法。

• In other words, bam! All of a sudden you had language.

  换句话说，砰！ 突然之间你有了语言。

• All of a sudden, I had to share my toys and there were no more bedtime stories or my own choice of food.

  突然间，我不得不和别人分享我的玩具，也不再有睡前故事或我自己选择的食物。

• All of a sudden Peter, who had been lying on the ground, jumped up and bounded after the goats.

  突然，一直躺在地上的彼得跳了起来，跟在山羊后面。

• He found he had bopped a policeman on the head by mistake.

  他发现他已误击中一名警察的头部。

• The main electricity supply had been sabotaged by the rebels.

  叛乱者破坏了供电干线。

• He pulled up his slippers at the heel, for he had trodden them down.

  他把脚上的拖鞋拉了起来，因为他把拖鞋踩坏了。

• The story had an extensive popularity among American readers.

  这本小说在美国读者中赢得广泛的声望。

• Yes, I have had a tripe-scoop ice cream cone.

  是的，我吃过三个冰淇淋球的蛋筒。

• No, I haven't had a triple-scoop ice cream cone.

  不，我没有吃过三个冰淇淋球的蛋筒。

• This meeting has been, without doubt, one of the most useful we have had so far.

  这无疑是我们迄今为止最有用的一次会议。

• This was without doubt the most interesting situation that Amanda had ever found herself in.

  这无疑是阿曼达遇到过的最有趣的情况。

• If we had every klutz jump into the orchestra pit, or prance on the opera stage, or slop paint with Picasso, we would have some great parties but no art.

  如果我们让每一个笨手笨脚的人都跳进乐池，或在歌剧舞台上腾跳，或与毕加索一起泼洒涂料，我们可能会造就一些不错的聚会，但绝不是艺术。

• My earring had dropped, so I was looking for it on the floor.

  没关系，我的耳环掉了，所以我刚才在地上找。

• Once or twice she had caught a flash of interest in William's eyes.

  有一两次，她捕捉到威廉眼中一闪的关注。

• The answer had come to him in a flash.

  他一下子就有了答案。

• The little old man asked, more and more worried as he tried to pierce the faraway shadows.

  矮小的老人问，当他试图穿透远处的阴影时，他越来越担心。

• As a teen, she had a very serious disease and her hair thinned terribly.

  十几岁的时候，她得了一种很严重的疾病，头发严重稀疏。

• The real Harry Potter said he hasn't had time to read any of the J. K. Rowling books or see the five hit movies.

  这位真哈利·波特说，他还没有时间去看罗琳著的《哈利·波特》丛书，也没看过那五部热映电影。

• Magic in fiction has had a Renaissance in the past decade, with the success of J. K. Rowling and Philip Pullman.

  近十年来，随着JK罗琳的和菲利普·普尔曼的成功，小说中的魔法元素大有复兴繁荣的趋势。

• J. K. Rowling read through the script for this film, and found a line where Dumbledore mentions a girl he had a crush on when he was younger.

  罗琳在查阅这部电影的改编剧本时，发现加入了一条邓布利多的感情线，他提到自己年轻时曾经暗恋过一个女孩。

• J. K. Rowling had a hard time before she succeeded. One of her friends once lent her a little money. At that time she appreciated her very much.

  罗琳在成功之前非常穷困，她的一个朋友曾借给她一点钱，她非常感激且仍继续写作。