中英惯用短语:
  • adj.  他们不大可给你钱,'他冷淡地说. dryness n [U].   They're not likely to give you money,' he remarked dryly. `
  • adj.  他们主力队员受伤可是这场比赛决定胜负的因素.   The injury to their key player could be a decisive factor in the game
  • n.  他们以为在选举中轻易取胜, 但事情往往会功败垂成.   They think they'll win the election easily, but there's many a slip 'twixt cup and lip
  • v.  他们假若继续交好运, 还获得冠军.   If their luck holds, they could still win the championship
  • v.  他们即使赢得这场比赛, 我们也不会让他们轻易取胜.   They may win the game, but we'll give them a good run for their money
  • n.  他们受命运的安排再也不相会.   Fate decreed that they would not meet again
  • n.  他们在悬崖上居高临下, 看到来来往往的船.   From their vantage-point on the cliff, they could watch the ships coming and going
  • n.  他们把他按在墙上使他不动弹.   They pinned him against the wall
  •   他们把所有的空闲时间都用来看电视了, 还学什麽东西呢?   How can they learn anything when they spend all their spare time watching television?
  • n.  他们担心的是最坏的情况(已经发生或可发生).   They feared the worst, ie thought that the worst had happened or would happen
  • n.  他们未做出决定, 这使她进退无门.   Their failure to come to a decision put her in an impossible position
  •   他们极尽事,逃避责任”   They tried to shirk their responsibility'“
  • adj.  他们没有武器便不自卫.   Without their weapons they were helpless
  • n.  他们的暧昧交往未发展成为持久的关系.   Their affair did not develop into a lasting relationship
  • v.  他们聘请了请到的最好的律师为他们陈述案情.   They employed the best lawyer they could get to plead their case
  • n.  他们够用雷达测定快艇的方位.   They were able to position the yacht by means of radar