英语例句

含「won」的例句共 786 条

• This weather won't last.

  这种天气持续不了多久。

• This pen won't write.

  这支钢笔不好使。

• This knife won't cut.

  这把刀不快。

• Britain won five gold medals.

  英国夺取了五块金牌。

• Our team won by four runs.

  我们队以四分的优势取胜。

• We won four zip (4–0).

  我们以四比零获胜。

• The top four teams all won.

  排名最靠前的4支队伍都赢了。

• The movie won nine Academy Awards, including Best Picture.

  这部电影荣获九项奥斯卡金像奖，包括最佳影片奖。

• We won by six goals to three.

  我们以六比三获胜。

• I won six tricks in a row.

  我接连赢了六墩牌。

• We've won six matches on the bounce.

  我们已经六连胜。

• 'How wonderful!' she trilled.

  “太妙了！”她高兴地喊道。

• She has a wonderful feeling for colour.

  她的色感特强。

• If you do what she tells you, you won't go far wrong.

  你要是按照她说的做，就不会出大差错。

• No wonder my brother wasn't feeling well.

  难怪我兄弟当时感觉不舒服。

• Ben's a wonderful father.

  本是个极好的父亲。

• I wonder who she is.

  我在想她到底是谁。

• If I stay in, my boyfriend cooks a wonderful lasagne or chicken or steak.

  我呆在家里的话，我男朋友会做一顿美味的意大利宽面条或鸡肉或牛排。

• Tall drivers won't have enough legroom.

  高个子的司机没有足够的伸腿空间。

• They won't go, surely?

  他们不会真的要走吧？

• She now makes wonderful dried flower arrangements to order.

  她现在按订单要求制作精美的干花插花。

• "Thank you for the wonderful dinner."—"It's nothing," Sarah said.

  “谢谢你这顿丰盛的晚餐。”—“没什么，”萨拉说道。

• The weather was absolutely wonderful.

  天气好极了。

• I backed the winner and won fifty pounds.

  我押对了赌注，赢了五十英镑。

• They served a wonderful meal to more than fifty delegates.

  他们招待五十多位代表吃了一餐美味佳肴。

• He finally won his freedom after twenty years in jail.

  他蹲了二十年监狱以后终于获得了自由。

• Four bottles of wine won't go far among twenty people.

  四瓶酒不够二十人喝。

• He won't be fit to play in the match on Saturday.

  他身体不适，不能在星期六出场比赛。

• Wednesday is a wonderful day.

  星期三是很棒的一天。

• Fretting about it won't help.

  苦恼于事无补。

• That won't hurt you any.

  那根本不会伤害你。

• It's a wonder (that) more people weren't hurt.

  奇怪的是没有更多的人受到伤害。

• If the door won't open, give it a kick.

  门要是打不开就踹一下。

• My wonderful baby potato is here.

  我的完美小土豆在这。

• Dirty shorts and old shoes gave him the appearance of a real beggar and his convincing dialect soon won him the trust of the beggars.

  肮脏的短裤和旧鞋子使他看起来像一个真正的乞丐，他那令人信服的方言很快赢得了乞丐们的信任。

• I wondered whose the coat was.

  我思忖着那件大衣是谁的。

• These shoes won't do for the party.

  这双鞋聚会时穿不合适。

• We were wondering about next April for the wedding.

  我们寻思着下个四月举行婚礼可好。

• She won on her first go.

  她第一次尝试就赢了。

• She won the first hole.

  她在第一洞时领先。

• She has won the award for the third year in succession.

  这是她连续第三年获得此奖。

• I won't get up.

  我不会起床的。

• She's won the championship three years running.

  她已连续三年获得冠军。

• They've got a wonderful house.

  他们有一座漂亮的房子。

• They have a wonderful house.

  他们有一座漂亮的房子。

• They had a wonderful house.

  他们曾有一座漂亮的房子。

• This nail won't come out.

  这颗钉子拔不出来。

• This dratted pen won't work.

  这该死的笔写不出字来。

• He won a high reputation as Magic Scissors for his wonderful cutting skills.

  他以高超的剪纸技术赢得了“神剪”的美誉。

• Hello, Trish. I won't shake hands, because I'm filthy.

  你好，特里斯。我就不握手了，我的手好脏。