英语例句
含「use」的例句共 4784 条
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Besides, she told us to make a sentence with the new words, because it could help us to remember their meanings better.
此外,她还让我们用新词造句,因为这样可以帮助我们更好地记住它们的意思。
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She is a hero because she helped other people then and now.
她是一个英雄,因为她一直在帮助其他人。
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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。
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No littering. Use the trash cans.
严禁乱丢垃圾,垃圾请丢垃圾筒。
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"Because it says, 'No parking,'" Professor Boffin answers.
“因指示牌上说不准停车,”伯菲教授回答。
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Make a "No Smoking" sign and hang it around your house and in your car.
制作一个“禁止吸烟”的标牌挂在你的家中和车中。
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No. I had to stop smoking because of a serious illness.
不。因为一场重病,我不得不戒烟。
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Volunteer: Excuse me, no smoking here.
志愿者:对不起,请不要在这里吸烟。
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Many of the taxies in Taipei already carry a no smoking sign and taxi drivers will refuse to transport passengers who ignore the sign and insist on lighting up inside the taxi.
台北许多出租汽车已经附有禁止吸烟的标志,出租汽车司机将拒载无视该标志并坚持在出租汽车里吸烟的乘客。
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Put up "no smoking" signs in your house and work area, and even in your car.
在你的家里和工作区域里装上“禁止吸烟”的标识,甚至在你的车里也装上。
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Never use ladders on a wet floor.
千万不要在湿地板上使用梯子。
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There is a 10 square meters floor wet, dark house, there were only a table, a stool, a bed.
一楼有一间10平方米阴暗潮湿的小屋,里头只有一桌、一凳、一床。
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While strengthening the floor substrate because of its high hardness, even the Meiyu season will not lead to the expansion of damp wet.
而强化地板因其基材的硬度高,即使是霉雨季节的潮湿也不会导致其受潮膨胀。
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Cannot use wet mop or mordant liquid (like suds, benzine) wipe a floor.
不能用湿拖把或有腐蚀性的液体(如肥皂水、汽油)擦拭地板。
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They use a swipe card to go in and out of their offices.
他们使用磁卡进出办公室。
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She was going over to her parents' house to pick up some clean clothes for Oskar.
她正要去父母家为奥斯卡取几件干净的衣服。
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It's possible to hang a nail from a magnet and then use that nail to pick up another nail.
把一颗钉子挂在一个磁体上再用这颗钉子去吸起另一颗钉子是可能的。
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I find it hard to work at home because there are too many distractions.
我发觉在家里工作很难,因为使人分心的事太多。
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On a Chinese New Year's Eve , my uncle spoke to me in Chinese , but all I could do wasstareat him , confused , scratching my head .
在一个新年的前夕,我的叔叔跟我讲中文,但是我能做的只是盯着他,迷惑不解,挠着头。
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He has been a club member for 10 years and joined because of an interest in lion dance.
他当舞狮队员已经有10年了,当时是因为对舞狮感兴趣加入俱乐部的。
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Children love Spring Festival because they can receive red packet!
孩子们最爱过春节,因为春节有红包!
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With the use of the "Spring Festival Gala + red packet" mode, the Spring Festival Gala gradually adds interactive sessions, gradually turning to the user mode.
随着“春晚+红包”模式的运用,春晚逐渐加入互动环节,逐步转向用户模式。
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Click on one of the red buttons to send a packet that is dropped by the router because of an invalid address.
点击任何一个红色按钮是发送一个带有非法地址而被路由器丢弃的数据包。
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Just then, for the first time, I noticed that the boy could not see because he was blind.
就在这时,我第一次注意到这个男孩看不见,因为他是盲人。
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Some day the whole house will break to pieces and fall on top of us.
总有一天,整个房子会倒塌,压在我们身上。
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Because the man can now see them, they walk by quietly without stopping while he continues Shouting his message.
因为那位男子此时可以看到他们,所以他们没有停步,默默地走过去,让他继续叫喊他的。
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A high-tech zebra crossing with flashing lights and audio warning was put into use for the first time in Bishan district, Chongqing a few months ago.
几个月前,一条高科技斑马线在重庆璧山区首次投入使用,该斑马线配有闪光灯和音频警告。
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We will go to Yun Brocade Museum with the exchange students this coming summer holiday.
今年暑假,我们会和交换生一起去云锦博物馆。
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She is usually excused from her duties during the summer holiday.
在暑期她一般不必担负责任。
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I want to talk about government regulation of insurance because I said that was an important aspect of insurance.
我想讲一下政府对保险业的监管,因为我说过这是保险中很重要的一个方面
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This allows you to apply all the best practices for designing software systems to the design of user interfaces.
这使您可以将所有设计软件系统的最佳实践应用到用户接口的设计中来。
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In the software world we can borrow from recipes and use them to create template solutions that architects and others can refine as needed.
在软件领域,我们可以借用菜谱的概念,将其用于创建模板解决方案,架构师和其他人员可以根据需要对其进行优化。
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Many people don’t have a computer they can spare, but if you do (or can borrow from someone who does), be sure to use it.
很多人都没有备用电脑,但是如果你有(或者享有备用电脑的人借),一定要用。
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In fact, shy students often choose the back row because it is far away from the teacher and they don't want to answer questions.
事实上,害羞的学生通常选择后排,因为后排离老师远,而且他们不想回答问题。
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She showed him around the ground floor of the empty house.
她带他看了那个空房子的底层。
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Who mainly uses the ground floor in the Victorian house in Bristol?
布里斯托尔那间维多利亚风房子一楼主要是谁在用?
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There are two kinds that people use while speaking on the phone.
人们在打电话时使用两种方式。
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The museum had a famous round Reading Room.
博物馆有一个著名的圆形阅览室。
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We call it the Reading Room because all the useless old books and magazines are stored there.
所有准备丢弃的旧书和旧报纸都堆放在那里,所以我们称之为阅览室。
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The setting, under the dome of the old British Museum reading room, is strikingly exploited with ghostly lighting and deep shadows;
在大英博物馆古老阅览室的穹顶之下,游离光线和浓墨般的阴影交织在一起;
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Yunnan Museum is such an interesting place that many kids have fun visiting it.
云南博物馆是一个非常有趣的地方,许多孩子都参观得很开心。
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A family get-together is supposed to draw everyone together to have fun, but mobile phones cause people less attention on each other.
家庭聚会本应让所有人聚在一起玩乐,但手机使人们对彼此的关注减少。
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They will use computers to have lessons on the Internet.
他们将用电脑在网上上课。
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I always get up early on weekdays, because I'm afraid I will be late for school.
我在工作日总是早起,因为我害怕上学迟到。
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They chuckled, boylike, because they would be late for bed; and it was all mother Wendy's fault!
他们像孩子一样咯咯地笑着,因为他们睡觉要迟到了;都是温迪妈妈的错!
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Huan Zang hesitated, for he dared not go ahead to knock on the door of the house.
黄章犹豫了﹐他不敢上前去敲这栋房子的大门。
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Every time they come to a new house, they say, "Trick or treat!"
每来到一个新房子他们就说:“不给糖就捣乱!”
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Jane: Yeah. Kids say "trick or treat!" at every house. This means that if you don't give them a treat, they'll play a trick on you!
简:是啊。孩子们在每一家门口说“不招待就捣乱!”这意味着如果你不招待他们,他们就会捉弄你!
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While the practice of begging for or demanding food on Hallows Eve was centuries old the words "trick or treat" apparently came into use in the 1930s.
尽管在万圣节前夜乞求,或是索要食物的习俗已经有几百年,但“不给糖就捣蛋”的说辞是从20世纪30年代才出现的。
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While the practice of begging for, or demanding, food on Hallows Eve was centuries old, the words "trick or treat" apparently came into use in the 1930s.
尽管在万圣节前夜乞求,或是索要食物的习俗已经有几百年,但“不给糖就捣蛋”的说辞是从20世纪30年代才出现的。