英语例句

含「hat」的例句共 10218 条

• Patent Office grants a patent, it is confirming that the intellectual property is unique.

  专利局授予专利，是在确认知识产权的唯一性。

• We do meaningful work that contributes to society.

  我们做对社会有贡献的有意义的工作。

• Because hip-hop is a form that's familiar and meaningful to you.

  因为嘻哈音乐是一种你们熟悉且对你们有意义的音乐形式。

• What kind of education can be "meaningful" to young people affected by violence?

  对受到暴力影响的年轻人来说，怎样的教育才是有意义的？

• What you’ve done here is to define a simple one-to-one relationship between objects of the two classes.

  这里所做的是在这两个类的对象之间定义简单的一对一关系。

• She hoped that Fox could be drafted to run the organization.

  她希望福克斯能够被选派来掌管这个组织。

• I'm a survivor - a living example of what people can go through and survive.

  我是个幸存者——是一个经历过苦难而且生存下来的活生生的榜样。

• More important, Sun said, was that the rescue team could talk to the survivor.

  孙中尉说，更重要的是他的营救团队可以与幸存者对话。

• A few months ago, reading the business pages reminded me of that show Survivor.

  几个月以前，阅读财经资料会让我联想到《生还者》这个节目。

• They are proud that she is doing well at school.

  他们为她在学校功课好而自豪。

• She was proud that her daughter had so much talent.

  女儿这么有天赋令她喜不自胜。

• What is education going to look like tomorrow?

  教育将来会是什么样子呢？

• How did you organize that?

  你是怎么组织的？

• What sort of protest would you organize?

  你会组织什么样的抗议？

• What kinds of activities do you organize?

  你们组织什么样的活动？

• That's an entirely different matter.

  那完全是另一码事。

• What's the matter?

  怎么回事？

• It doesn't matter to me what you do.

  你做什么我无所谓。

• Hand out tasks that best suit individual team members, and set them loose.

  向各个团队成员分配最适合他们的任务，并让他们自由发挥。

• They said that excellent companies actively look for excuses to hand out rewards.

  他们在书中说道卓越公司积极寻找理由去分发奖金。

• Gwen had not seen her dad all that much, because mostly he worked on the ships.

  格温见她爸爸不是很多，因为他多数时间都在船上工作。

• Waylay people—that's mostly the way.

  拦路抢劫——通常都这样。

• What can a patient with emphysema do to help themselves?

  肺气肿的病人能做些什么来自助？

• Medical tests established that she was not their own child.

  医学检测证实她不是他们的亲生孩子。

• Ironically, for a man who hated war, he would have made a superb war cameraman.

  具有讽刺意味的是，他这样一个憎恨战争的人曾经可能成为一名优秀的战地摄影师。

• The officer briefed her on what to expect.

  长官简要向她说了一下可能遇到的情况。

• The simple truth is that we just can't afford it.

  事实很简单，我们就是付不起。

• There's no way we could afford that sort of money.

  我们无论如何都花不起那种钱。

• How on earth can she afford that?

  她怎么可能负担得起呢？

• He had an intuitive sense of what the reader wanted.

  他能直觉地感到读者需要什么。

• Now, reader, time what happened by your watch.

  现在，读者，用你的表来为发生的事情计时吧。

• It demands that the reader almost become a writer and fill in the gaps.

  它要求读者几乎成为一个作家然后填补空白。

• I believe that a modern reader cannot know the associations that a line of ancient oman poetry or prose had for any particular educated sixteenth-century reader.

  我相信一个现代的读者不可能知道一行古阿曼诗歌或散文与任何一个受过教育的16世纪读者之间的关联。

• Thanks to that job I became an avid reader.

  多亏那项工作我成了一个爱读书的人。

• It is possible that in the course of time a cure for cancer will be found.

  治疗癌症的方法终有一天能找到。

• What did the interviewer say to you?

  面试者跟你说什么了？

• He readily admitted to the interviewer that he had a quick temper, with a tendency toward violence.

  他欣然向采访者承认他性情暴躁，有暴力倾向。

• Think about what the interviewer will ask you.

  想想面试官会问你什么问题。

• That day when I bought you the food, an interviewer went to the toilet with papers in hands.

  那天我给你买吃的，一个面试官拿着一些文件去了厕所。

• At that moment, I came to know that when the girl helped me and the interviewer, she also helped herself.

  那一刻，我才知道，那个女孩在帮助我和面试官的同时，也是在帮助自己。

• That day when I bought you the food and came back, an interviewer saw me and asked why I took the food in hands.

  那天我给你买食物回来时，一位面试官看见我，问我为什么手里拿着食物。

• What exactly is colour-blindness and how do you find out if you have it?

  到底什么是色盲症，你又是怎么发现自己有色盲症的？

• The fact is blindness hadn't stopped the children from doing many of the things that sighted children enjoy.

  总而言之，失明并没有阻止这些孩子做有视力儿童喜爱做的许多事情。

• This demonstrates that blindness is not limited to recent preference selections, but can also occur for intensity and frequency.

  这表明，盲目性并不局限于最近的偏好选择，也可能发生在强度和频率上。

• This phenomenon has been termed "change blindness" and refers to the difficulty that observers have in noticing changes to visual scenes.

  这种现象被称为“变化盲”，指的是观察者很难注意到视觉场景的变化。

• These studies suggest that choice blindness can occur in a wide variety of situations and can have serious implications for medical and judicial outcomes.

  这些研究表明，“选择盲”这一病症可以发生在各种各样的情形下，并可能对医疗和司法结果产生严重影响。

• It creates a kind of cognitive blindness—all of the factors external to a person's drive and choices that they've made become invisible and fade from view.

  它造成一种认知上的盲目性——除了人的驱动力和其所做的选择外，所有的外部因素都变得不可见，并从视野中淡出。

• Scientists at the Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research in Basel, are manipulating the proteins that cause blindness in mice.

  巴塞尔弗雷德里希米歇尔研究所生物医学研究的科学家正在进行基因操作小鼠体内引起致盲的蛋白质。

• That is why he refused to go to hospital.

  那就是我为什么拒绝去住院的原因。

• Our decision is that you (should) go to hospital.

  我们的决定是你要去医院。