英语例句

含「your」的例句共 3733 条

• "Buy your mother cotton sheets and comfortable pillows to encourage better sleep." Marie said．

  玛丽说：“给你妈妈买些棉质床单和舒服的枕头让她睡个好觉吧。”

• Marie, if no one takes care of your children while you're away, Jennifer and I will be glad to have them stay with us.

  玛丽，如果你不在的时候没人照顾你的孩子，詹妮弗和我很乐意让他们和我们住在一起。

• Clean off your counters.

  清理柜台。

• Or, you can wipe up your coffee, clean off your shoe, and enjoy the hour before your next bus comes.

  或者，你清理咖啡，擦干净鞋子，享受下一班车到来前的时光。

• People just drop by and knock on your door.

  人们只会过来敲你的门。

• Visitors may drop by unexpectedly, resulting in tension with your lover.

  可能会有意想不到的客人来访，使你和爱人之间的关系紧张。

• He wishes you well and hopes you'll find time to drop by and say hello to him on your return.

  他祝你一切顺利，希望你回来时顺道去跟他打声招呼。

• Drop by the office and ask if you can simply give your resume to the hiring manager in person.

  顺便去办公室问问你是否可以当面将简历交给人力资源经理。

• When you hit the nerve that is near your elbow, it really hurts or tingles.

  当你碰到肘部附近的神经时，会感到非常疼痛或刺痛。

• Here is a pair of lined gloves of my mother's; they just reach up to your elbow.

  这是我母亲的一副大手套；它们能一直够到你的肘部。

• The Centers for Disease Control also suggest that sneezing and coughing into your elbow is necessary.

  美国疾病控制中心也建议，对着肘部打喷嚏和咳嗽是必要的。

• If you don't have tissues, you should sneeze into your elbow, not your hand, even if you are used to doing that.

  如果你没有纸巾，你应该对着手肘打喷嚏，而不是手，即使你已经习惯了这样做。

• Maybe you get mad at yourself when your team loses an important game.

  当你的球队输掉一场重要的比赛时，你可能会对自己生气。

• If folks get mad, it's their fault, not yours.

  如果人们生气，是他们的错，而不是你。

• You can’t get mad at the dog for ruining your shoes，it doesn’t know any better.

  你不要因为你的狗咬坏你的鞋子就惩罚它，它毕竟还不懂事。

• At you get mad of time, important shut your mouth, in case increase your wrath.

  在你发怒的时候，要紧闭你的嘴，免得增加你的怒气。

• Your boss might get mad, but the company won’t collapse and the life will inevitably go on.

  你的老板也许会发狂，但是公司却不会倒闭，生活还在继续。

• If you want something, and it's a good thing, and someone gets in your way, you get mad.

  假设你想要某件东西，某件好东西，可是有人从中作梗，你就会很生气。

• Don’t bother reserving a space in your heart for people who do not make an effort to stay.

  相反的，在你的世界里，你也不必苦心为那些不重视你的人留有一席之地。

• Develop your response policy ahead of time, and make an effort to followup with all feedback.

  提前制定你的回复策略，并尽量跟进所有的反馈信息。

• make an effort not to repeat myself over and over: “Put on your shoes, ” “Is your backpack packed?” etc.

  努力做到不去不停重复“把鞋子穿上“，“书包收拾好了吗”等等。

• Your friendship means a great deal to me.

  你的友谊对我来说是很珍贵的。

• It must be very difficult for you as a banker to try to satisfy your customers during periods like this .

  处于这样的时期，你作为一个银行家，要想尽力去满足你的顾客们的要求肯定是很困难的。

• Examine your skills and personality.

  检查你的技能和个性。

• The feeling you have of them is yours to examine.

  你对他们的感受是由你自己的检验的。

• If you get ill, the doctor won't have to examine you. A machine will "read" your body.

  如果你生病了，医生就不用给你检查了。一部机器会“读出”你的身体。

• The first rule—examine your life—is the common thread that runs through the entire book.

  第一个准则——审视你的人生——是贯穿全书的主线。

• To be an effective person, under this model, you are supposed to coolly examine your own unconscious habits, and the habits of those under your care.

  在这种模式下，要想成为一个有效率的人，你必须冷静地审视自己的无意识习惯，以及你所照顾的人的习惯。

• I don't think that branch will hold your weight.

  我觉得那根树枝撑不住你的重量。

• I'm sorry to disappoint your expectation.

  很遗憾，我辜负了你的期望。

• I'm sorry to disappoint your hopes.

  害得你的希望落空，真抱歉。

• Your choices may disappoint or offend others.

  你的选择可能会让别人觉得失望或被冒犯。

• Education is about learning, and the more you learn, the more you prepare for your life.

  教育就是学习，你学的知识越多，你对于生活的准备就越充分。

• Those yard toys your kids leave out always make me wonder what type of gaming system they have.

  你的孩子们遗漏在院子里的玩具，常常使我思考，孩子们的有着高级的还是低级的游戏呢。

• The number that you choose to rotate your letters by is what we call in cryptography, a key.

  你选择的旋转字母的数量就是我们在密码学中所说的密匙。

• Don't forget to call in on your way home.

  别忘了你回家时顺路来这里玩玩。

• I think having the right customers to start with, selling the right beer, keeping it good, and most of all, keeping a good attitude yourself, even though you probably feel very tired.

  我认为一开始要有合适的消费者，出售好啤酒，保持质量，最重要的是，即使你可能会觉得很累，也要保持良好的态度。

• Allow yourself to start with chaos.

  允许自己从混乱开始。

• Your process model will be empty to start with.

  流程模型最初是空白的。

• What have you got to lose – except perhaps your fear of being hurt, let down, taken advantage of?

  可能你会害怕受到伤害，被歧视，吃亏，除此之外，你有什么好担心的？

• Let down your guard, and don't let etiquette be most important.

  解除你的武装，不要把礼仪当做最重要的事。

• It wasn't your fault. It was just one of those things.

  不是你的错。这是命中注定的事。

• Would you put down your backpack?

  你能放下你的背包吗？

• You should be able to move your hands between the backpack and your back.

  你应该能够在背包和背部之间移动你的手。

• A strong wind of dust storms can carry heavy objects, so you should try to stay low, and close to the ground, and protect your head with your arms or a backpack.

  强劲的沙尘暴可以卷起重物，所以你应该尽量保持低姿态，靠近地面，并用你的手臂或背包保护你的头部。

• You can put your phone inside a backpack.

  你可以把手机放在背包里。

• You've burned your breakfast.

  你把你的早餐烧焦了。

• Your house has just burnt down.

  你的房子刚被烧毁。

• Did you oversleep miss your bus?

  你睡过头了，没赶上公共汽车？

• Set your alarm clock, and you won't oversleep.

  如果你上闹钟，你就不会睡过头了。