英语例句

含「thin」的例句共 3762 条

• Think of the clammy hands you get when you visit the dentist!

  想一想去看牙医时那双粘湿的手！

• More than anything, I want to please you.

  最重要的是，我想让你高兴。

• Everyone understood how hard it was to get back into the swing of things after such a long absence.

  每个人都明白离开这么长一段时间后要重新全力投入有多难。

• "My favorite part about this project was that one person could start something small and then the project could grow and have a big influence on the community," Claire said.

  克莱尔说：“我最喜欢这个项目的一点是，一个人可以从小事开始，然后他的项目可以不断发展，逐渐对社区产生很大的影响。”

• Even when he's at home, he always thinks about his work and hardly ever spends any time with my mother and me.

  即使在家里，他也总是想着工作，几乎没有时间陪我和妈妈。

• All the surveys found that people mixed up names within relationship groups such as grandchildren, friends and siblings but hardly ever crossed these boundaries.

  所有的调查都发现，人们在孙辈、朋友和兄弟姐妹等关系群体中会混淆名字，但很少会混淆这些群体以外的名字。

• Can we stay away from the junk food? How about something healthy?

  我们能远离垃圾食品吗？吃点健康的怎么样？

• The victory was nothing less than a miracle.

  这场胜利是个不折不扣的奇迹。

• The bomb must explode within less than a millionth of a second.

  那枚炸弹必须在百万分之一秒内爆炸。

• In fact, piezoelectricity is nothing new.

  事实上，压电不是什么新鲜事。

• I think I'm outgoing.

  我想我很外向。

• I truly think you think it, sir.

  我真的认为你是这么想的，先生。

• I'm truly sorry that things had to end like this.

  事情落到这样的结局，我从内心里感到歉疚。

• Well, really and truly , things were better than expected.

  啊，情况的的确确比预计的要好。

• Maybe Larry was just reacting to something his roommate said.

  也许拉里只是对他室友的话做出回应。

• Tell your master, nelly, that I never, in my life met with such an abject thing as she is.

  告诉你的主人，耐莉，说我一辈子也没遇见过象她这样一个下贱的东西。

• Tell your master, Nelly, that I never, in all my life, met with such an abject thing as she is.

  告诉你的主人，耐莉，说我一辈子也没遇见过像她这样的一个下贱东西。

• —Did you do anything fun on your vacation, Tara? —Yes, I did. I went to Sanya.

  ——你的假期做了什么有趣的事吗，塔拉？ ——是的，我做了。我去了三亚。

• Mr. Tara was surprised by Peyton when she picked a little boy who never got picked by anyone for anything.

  当佩顿选择了一个从来没有被任何人以任何理由选过的小男孩时，塔拉先生感到很惊讶。

• As long as you have your health, nothing else matters.

  只要身体健康，其他任何事都无关紧要。

• Nothing will change as long as the workers continue to accept these appalling conditions.

  只要工人继续容忍这种恶劣的劳动条件，情况就不会有任何改变。

• "If you lose, think carefully about it, and if you win, just work harder," the young pianist said, "I still need to practise more to become better, to bring out the real beauty of classical music through the piano."

  这位年轻的钢琴家说：“如果输了，就仔细想想为什么输；如果赢了，就更加努力。我还要多加练习提高水平，通过钢琴将古典音乐真正的美展现出来。”

• Your words are likely to bring out something amazing.

  你的话可能会带来一些惊人的东西。

• Some tables will arrive on a Sunday, order a whole chicken and a shoulder of lamb or a baby pig, and just stay for hours enjoying everything we bring out for them.

  有些客人会在周日才来，点一整只鸡、一块羊肘子或一只乳猪，然后就呆上几个小时，尽情享用我们为他们准备的一切。

• Talk to your parents about things that you care about and your feelings about these things.

  和你的父母谈谈你所关心的事情以及你对这些事情的感受。

• I think the same as you do about this.

  在这件事上，我的想法和你一样。

• Vaccines are something that "looks" exactly the same as the viruses, mainly made from the viruses that are weakened or killed.

  疫苗与病毒的“外观”完全相同，主要由被削弱或杀死的病毒制成。

• I could obtain with the snap of my fingers anything I chose.

  只要打一下响指，我就可以得到我选中的任何东西。

• The person to ask is a magician, somebody whose profession is to fool people and make it look like they can do things with magic.

  要问的是魔术师，他们的职业是愚弄别人，让他们看起来好像可以用魔法做事情。

• The magician was angry, but couldn't do anything.

  魔术师很生气，但什么也做不了。

• The cinema, the theater, all that was every exciting with new things coming out.

  电影院、剧院、所有的一切都是非常令人兴奋的新事物。

• Think about it, you are writing about dramatic arts, the theater, and that's the nature of theater, isn't it?

  想想看，你写的是戏剧艺术、剧场，而且这就是戏剧的本质，不是吗？

• Things have gone from bad to worse.

  情况越来越糟。

• Nothing looks worse than dry, cracked lips.

  没有什么比干裂的嘴唇看上去更糟糕了。

• The grandparents sigh and say how things have changed for the worse.

  祖父母叹着气然后说事情是如何变得更糟糕的。

• What's the worst thing that could happen?

  情况最坏会怎么样？

• As for looking glam week in and week out on American Idol, Lopez says, "I don't want anybody thinking it's easy."

  关于在《美国偶像》上每星期看起来都很华丽洛佩兹说，“我不想别人认为那是简单的。”

• Nobody was famous for being a DJ then, but at that stage, we were just doing parties and weddings and different things.

  那时候没有人因为做 DJ 出名，但是在那个时候，我们是在做派对、婚礼和不同的一些东西。

• And I think it's same with DJ.

  这和DJ是一样的。

• As DJ mentions clients within the same vertical can suffer from the same usability issues.

  正如DJ提到的，很多在相同领域的客户都面临相同的可用性问题。

• Nobody was famous for being a DJ then, but at that stage we were just doing parties and weddings and different things.

  那时候没有人因为做DJ出名，但是在那个时候，我们作派对、婚礼和其他的一些东西。

• You have to keep encouraging them and checking on them. Just like Danny, for some children, getting them to go to school is the toughest thing.

  你要一直鼓励他们并检查督促他们。就像丹尼一样，对一些孩子而言，让他们坚持上学是最难的事情。

• Says Korn/Ferry senior partner Dennis Carey: "I can't think of a single search I've done where a board has not instructed me to look at sitting CEOs first."

  光辉国际公司的大股东丹尼斯·凯里说：“我想不起我所做过的哪次招聘里，董事会不是要求我先注意那些在职的首席执行官们。”

• "Congratulations! But I think someone was mistaken," Dennis responded.

  “恭喜你！但我认为应该是有人搞错了，”丹尼斯回应道。

• When Dennis Williams received a text that clearly wasn't intended for him, he did something special.

  当丹尼斯·威廉姆斯收到一条显然不是发给他的短信时，他做了一件特别的事。

• Dennis Linden didn't think so.

  丹尼斯·林登不这么想。

• "It was an enormous help and comfort," says Depp. "It meant everything in finding Sweeney."

  “那是很大的帮助和安慰，”戴普说，“我能找到陶德的感觉都要归功于当时。”

• "We needed his character back," says Depp of Richards. "That was one of the things I felt very strongly about."

  当然，约翰尼·德普仍旧扮演杰克船长，基思·理查德继续他的杰克父亲形象，“我们需要你的角色回归”德普的理查德说，“这是我感受最强烈的一件事。”

• "Strange," I thought."They must be up to something!"

  “奇怪，”我想。“他们一定在搞什么鬼！”

• Next time you see an advertisement saying some product could be up to 20% more effective, think of these maxims of quantity and relevance, and ask yourself what inferences you are being led to draw.

  下次当你看到一个说产品的效率可以提高20%的广告，想想这些数量与相关性的准则，问问自己你会得出什么推论。