英语例句

含「they」的例句共 5080 条

• They started on a dangerous expedition.

  他们出发去进行一次危险的远征。

• At last they were in the secret passage, and the cutting-out expedition had really begun!

  他们终于进了秘密地道，这次突然袭击的远征正式开始了！

• This winter they'll interact with an expedition exploring Central America in search of the classic Maya culture.

  今年冬天，他们将与探索中美洲以寻找经典玛雅文化的探险队进行交流。

• Bad weather delayed the expedition and they didn't reach New Zealand until 8 February; Amundsen and Scott had already been in Antarctica for a month, preparing for winter.

  恶劣的天气推迟了探险队的行程，他们直到2月8日才到达新西兰。阿蒙森和斯科特已经在南极洲呆了一个月，并且准备过冬。

• After a successful "limbo", they put the pole lower and do it again.

  成功地跳完一次“林波舞”后，他们把杆子放低，再做一次。

• If they do well, it will demonstrate that there is strong demand and will pull up prices across the board.

  如果果真如此的话，那么这将证明存在极强的市场需求并且会使价格一路飙升。

• They reach into a refrigerated cooler, grab two Cokes in glass bottles, and pull up two overturned red crates for chairs.

  他们来到了冰箱那儿，抓起了玻璃瓶里的两瓶可乐，并拿两只翻倒的红色箱子做椅子。

• By e-mail and earphone, he confers with Jack Parrish, chief meteorologist, and they order the NOAA technician to slip a dropsonde into the shoot.

  通过电子邮件和耳机，他与首席气象学家杰克·帕里什协商，他们命令国家海洋和大气管理局的技术人员将探空仪放入拍摄中。

• It is hardly surprising that they are now being marketed like soap powder.

  不足为奇的是，它们现在正像肥皂粉一样在市场上销售。

• They're super easy to make, and they'll crush a potato-chip craving for a fraction of thecalories.

  很容易制作，并且可以抵消一小片薯片的热量。

• They got married in 1895. From then on, she was called Madame Curie.

  他们于1895年结婚。从那时起，人们叫她居里夫人。

• They were interested in me and I learnt a lot of things from then on.

  他们对我很感兴趣，从那时起我学到了很多东西。

• From then on, when they went out to play, the boy would take the stone with him.

  从那以后，他们出去玩的时候，男孩总是带着这块石头。

• They're very different, though they did seem to get on well when they met.

  他们大不相同，可是见面后好像还确实相处得不错。

• They don't shake hands, but try to "shake" feet.

  他们不握手，但试着“握”脚。

• People are supposed to shake hands when they meet for the first time in America.

  在美国，人们第一次见面时应该握手。

• In many countries, friends are supposed to shake hands when they meet for the first time.

  在许多国家，朋友第一次见面时应该握手。

• In Britain and the United States, people are supposed to shake hands when they meet for the first time.

  在英国和美国，人们第一次见面时应该握手。

• Singaporeans shake hands when they meet and often also greet each other with a small, polite bow.

  新加坡人见面时握手，也经常礼貌地鞠躬致意。

• You would not be surprised if a stranger tried to shake hands when you were introduced, but you might be a little startled if they bowed, started to stroke you or kissed you on both cheeks.

  当你被介绍给陌生人时，如果对方试图和你握手，你不会感到惊讶，但如果对方鞠躬、抚摸你或亲吻你的双颊，此时你可能会有点吃惊。

• They uncovered the statue at the beginning of the ceremony.

  仪式开始时， 他们揭去了塑像的罩子。

• They believe the statue is a waste of taxpayers' money.

  他们认为这座雕像糟蹋了纳税人的钱。

• They came down and landed in Statue Square.

  它们下来后落在了雕像广场。

• They realized that the official explanation left facts unexplained.

  他们意识到那个对外宣称的解释没有对事实做出解释。

• They don't capture the large number of primary-care patients-about 25 percent-with unexplained medical symptoms.

  他们不包括高达百分之二十五左右的有不明原因症状的初级保健病人。

• In fact, they almost always invoke a skyhook, some unexplained result without which the entire structure collapses.

  事实上，他们几乎总是产生出一个天钩，那是某种无法解释的结果，没有它整体就要坍塌。

• They then exchanged I love you's and as well as their secret code 'KKLB', which a giggling Mariah left unexplained.

  然后他们互相说了“我爱你”。玛丽亚咯咯地笑着说了他们的暗号“KKLB”，但没有做解释。

• For example, a few years back in Pakistan, they found the skull of a wolf-like creature.

  例如，几年前在巴基斯坦，他们发现了一个类似狼的生物的头骨。

• In 1933, a husband and wife reported that they saw a big monster in Loch Ness.

  1933年，一对夫妇报告说他们在尼斯湖看到了一只大怪物。

• They took many photos and made movies, but they were never able to find a monster.

  他们拍了很多照片，拍了很多电影，但是他们从来没能找到一个怪物。

• They climbed up the throat of the monster till they came to that immense open mouth.

  他们顺着怪物的喉咙往上爬，一直爬到那张开着的大嘴跟前。

• Only then will they be useful servants and not Frankenstein's out-of-control monster.

  只有到那时，他们才会成为有用处的仆人，而不是成为弗兰肯斯坦里失控的怪物。

• Strangely, it was not in the water that they met.

  奇怪的是，他们并不是在水里相遇的。

• Strangely, some people find that they can smell one type of flower but not another.

  奇怪的是，有些人发现他们能闻到一种花的香味但闻不到另一种。

• Now, they were called songs of deeds because strangely enough, they were written to describe the heroic deeds or actions of warriors, the knights during conflicts.

  现在，它们被称为行动之歌，因为奇怪的是，它们是用来描述英雄事迹或在对抗中的骑士的行为的。

• People think these are Yangcheng Lake hairy crabs, but we know they aren't.

  人们觉得这些螃蟹就是阳澄湖大闸蟹了，但是我们知道它们根本不是。

• They could precisely describe the location of a star by indicating its position in one of those imaginary boxes.

  他们可以通过在那些想象的盒子中指出一颗恒星的位置来精确地描述它的位置。

• They were all moving toward him down the stairs.

  他们都正朝着他走下楼梯。

• They feared the stock could dive after its first day of trading.

  他们担心这支股票在其第一个交易日后会暴跌。

• It was a long and stormy voyage, and they made me work my passage without pay, as a common sailor.

  这是一次漫长的暴风雨之旅，他们让我做一名普通的水手，以劳力抵船费。

• Boys carry a candle and wear a kind of white pyjama. They wear hats that are pointy with golden stars on them.

  男孩子手拿蜡烛，穿着白色长袍，戴着画有金色星星的帽子。

• It is another example of companies in the former Yugoslavia co-operating as they realise how small their domestic markets are.

  这是前南斯拉夫几家公司合作的另一例证，因为它们意识到国内市场是如此的狭小。

• "What people don't realise is that in order to complete these tasks they need to use both the focus and unfocus circuits in their brain," says Pillay.

  皮莱说：“人们没有意识到的是，要完成这些任务，他们需要使用大脑中的专注与分心这两种回路”。

• Yes, when most people think about cars and fuel, they think about all the carbon dioxide that's produced, but they don't realise that that wasn't always the case.

  是的，当大多数人想到汽车和燃料时，他们想到的都是其产生的二氧化碳，但他们没有意识到情况并非总是如此。

• When people began to realise that there was not enough oil on the earth, they asked car makers to produce more efficient and less polluting cars.

  当人们开始意识到地球上没有足够的石油时，他们要求汽车制造商生产能效更高、污染更少的汽车。

• Then they'll realise what has changed.

  然后他们将会发觉什么发生了改变。

• They are so large that people have come to call this creature by the name "Bigfoot."

  脚印是那末的大，所以人们把这动物叫做“大脚印”。

• They were in the area specifically looking for Bigfoot. Suddenly one appeared in their path, and Patterson was thrown from his horse.

  突然，一只大脚怪出现在两人前方的路上，帕特森被受惊的马掀了下来。

• They think that a new subduction zone might occur at the western edge of the Atlantic Ocean.

  他们认为，一个新的俯冲带可能会出现在大西洋的西部边缘。

• They sailed all over the Atlantic Ocean, but especially terorized the European coastlines.

  他们的航行遍及整个大西洋，但是主要威胁的是欧洲的海岸线。