英语例句

含「thin」的例句共 3762 条

• Advertising in books - the tangible things that you put on your shelf or leave on your coffee table - seems weird. But e-books aren't a possession. You can't lend an e-book to a friend.

  书里面的广告是有形的，你会把他放在书架上或放在咖啡桌上，这听起来有点奇怪。

• For example, "My friend hasn't replied to my e-mail, so I must have done something to make her angry."

  比如“我的朋友没有给我回邮件，因为他们生了我的气。”

• B: Wait a minute. Do you know something I don't?

  稍等一下。你是不是知道什么隐情？

• Wait a minute, folks, something is wrong here.

  等一下，伙计们，这地方不对劲。

• "Wait a minute," Mom said, "You didn't wear anything when you were born."

  “等一下，”妈妈说，“你出生的时候什么都没穿。”

• Get out. Haven't you screwed things up enough already, you idiot!

  出去。难道你把事情弄得还不够糟吗？你这个白痴！

• The mother said nothing, but gave him a large dish of black pudding, and Marleen still wept without ceasing.

  母亲什么也没说，只给了他一大盘黑布丁，玛杰丽还在哭个不停。

• Small dishes, shared meals and "mixing it up" is not something commonly done in Britain, but Yorkshire Pudding will bring full dishes to the table and offer individual plates for each diner.

  在英国，小菜、共餐和“大杂烩”并不常见，但约克郡布丁会把满满的菜肴端上餐桌，并为每位用餐者提供单独的盘子。

• She came bringing the stocking she was always knitting when she was doing nothing else.

  她带来了长筒袜，不做其他事时，她总是织它们。

• How could anything be bad for me once I'm dead?

  我死后又有什么事情能对我不好呢？

• How could anything be bad for something that doesn't exist?

  对于不存在的东西怎么会有坏事情？

• To sort of give you a quick taste, if after my death I won't exist, how could anything be bad for me?

  让你们先来体会一下，如果在我死后，我不存在了，对我来说怎么会有坏事情？

• -That's the one thing you mustn't leave behind! -I know, I haven't lost it.

  -这是你唯一不能丢下的东西！-我知道，我没丢。

• Today is all about remembering the things we sometimes leave behind.

  今天就是要记住我们有时会忘记的东西。

• Build on the ideas of others and leave behind something of yourself for other designers to build on.

  在别人想法的基础上设计，然后为别人的设计留下一些你的东西。

• We'd like to make a contribution, change things for the better, improve lives, leave behind something positive.

  我们想做点贡献，想让事情变得更好，想改变生活，想留下一些正面的东西。

• Be far from dangerous things.

  远离危险事物。

• You have to be good but not an expert at everything you do, and you have to know when to be flexible and when to ask for help.

  你不需要事事都是专家，但是必须事事都能做好，并且你得知道什么时候灵活多变，什么时候寻求帮助。

• Steven knew nothing about playing the violin and there was no one to ask for help.

  史蒂文对拉小提琴一窍不通，也找不到人帮忙。

• Reach with your left hand to things on your right and vice versa.

  试着扭身用左手碰你右边的东西，用右手碰左边的东西。

• I drink water like taking a breath without thinking about it at all.

  我不自觉地喝水，就像呼吸一样。

• Nothing. I just drink water.

  什么也不吃，我只是喝些水。

• Would he let me go into the kitchen and point at things in there?

  是不是可以让我走进厨房去点菜呢？

• I have nothing to say about this pest.

  我对于这个讨厌的人没有话要说。

• This kind of insecuritymake women think you're a pest。

  这种不自信使得女人觉得你很招人烦。

• This kind of insecurity make women think you're a pest.

  这种不自信会让女人觉得你很烦。

• If you buy the same jelly donut, the same coffee, and drive the same way to work everyday, try something different.

  如果你每天买同样的果冻甜圈，买同样的咖啡，并且驱车以同样的路线去上班，试着做些改变。

• The best way to drive your competition crazy is not by doing somethingto them. Rather, the best way is for you to succeed.

  逼疯竞争对手的最好方法，不是要对他们直接做什么，而是你自身的成功。

• Reading Tom Vanderbilt's latest book, Traffic: Why We Drive the Way We Do (and What It Says About us), I was struck by a recurring theme: Making things safer may actually make them more dangerous.

  读汤姆·范德比尔特的新书：《我们为何那样行驶》，我对其中一个反复出现的主题感到震惊：增加事物的安全性可能反而让它们变得更危险。

• On the other side there's the depiction, worn with age, of something that was important long, long ago, but not to me.

  在另一面，随着岁月的流逝，描绘的东西在很久很久以前是有着重要的价值的，但对我而言无足轻重。

• Never throw anything way. Even if you don't use it, hold onto it.

  从不丢弃东西，即使东西没用，也不扔。

• Hold onto this paper and use it as Motivation when you don't feel like doing anything.

  保存好这张纸，当你不想做任何事情的时候把它作为动力。

• Her clutch bag is a handy prop and gives her something to hold onto to steady any nerves.

  她的右手握着一个手提包，从而让她有了一个道具以便稳定住自己紧张的情绪。

• You have to hold onto them. They bump into things. They laugh and cry. They urinate. They vomit.

  他们走路要你扶，走着走着就会撞上，还又哭又笑，随地小便，会呕吐。

• I'm thinking of visiting Shanghai Museum.

  我想去参观上海博物馆。

• Everything will go well as long as we take good care of ourselves.

  只要我们照顾好自己，一切都会好的。

• Hope things go well with your law office.

  希望你的法律事务所一切顺利。

• If things go well, we'll do 20 years of service.

  如果顺利的话，我们将服役20年。

• The employees get all the rewards if things go well.

  只要一切顺利员工就会得到全酬。

• You can get extravagent on subsequent dates if things go well.

  如果一切进展顺利的话，你会在接下来的约会中变得过度浪费。

• We can't go on like this— something's got to give.

  我们不能继续这样了—得作一些改变。

• “I remember thinking I had better do this quickly, ” said Ms. Levi who lived in New York then and now lives in Rome.

  列维夫人说。 当时她住在纽约，现在住在罗马。

• Ever since, it has borne a whiff of consumerist self-indulgence, and its advocates then and now are accused of prizing sensation over anything more profound or ostensibly value-laden.

  从那以后，这一权利就被蒙上了消费主义自我放纵的色彩，而且，这一权利的提倡者鼓吹感觉至上、忽视其他一切深刻且有价值的事物，也时常受到指责。

• We will start from around things, starts from me, no spitting, no littering, no discharge sewage, and so on, only the environment good, can we have a good living environment, can truly enjoy life.

  我们要从身边的小事做起，从我做起，不随地吐痰，不乱扔垃圾，不排放污水等等，只有把环境搞好了，我们才有优越的生活环境，才能够真正的享受生活。

• Worse still, for a public frustrated by a chronic lack of joined-up thinking in Irish planning, the extension, designed as park and ride service, has no parking lots.

  更糟的是，由于爱尔兰的民众长期缺乏规划理念，为停泊及转乘服务的延长线路竟然没有停车位。

• No parking within the hospital precincts.

  医院范围内禁止停放车辆。

• Once children become capable of answering such questions as "what does it mean to remember?” and "what does it mean to know something?” improvements in memory seem to occur.

  一旦儿童能够回答诸如“记得是什么意思吗？”以及“知道某事或某物是什么意思吗？”等问题的时候，可能就会促进并完善他们的记忆。

• Buying necessary food and clothing won't make us go in debt.

  购买必要的食物和衣服不会使我们负债。

• I think I may as well go in at once.

  我想我还是马上进去吧。

• Do you think it should go in another section?

  你认为它应该放在另一个区吗？