Chinese English Sentence:
  • 会议主席一再警告要把旁的人全都赶出去,会场才安静下来。
    The meeting quieted down after repeated warnings from the chairman that the hall would be cleared.
  • 同学们正在专心静静地课;她在小声哭泣。
    the class was listening quietly and intently; she was crying quietly.
  • 不参入对话,只是静静的
    listen quietly, without contributing to the conversation.
  • 请小声点,我想有人在窃
    Please speak quietly , I think somebody is listening in.
  • 他无意中到她在说她要辞去工作。
    He overheard her saying she was quitting her job.
  • 说你考虑辞掉工作搬到乡下去。
    I heard that you're thinking about quitting your job and moving to the countryside.
  • 不知是凑巧呢,还是他见了主人的声音,他爬到恩萧先生的门前,而他一出房门就发现了他。
    By chance, or else attracted by hearing his voice, it crept to Mr Earnshaw's door, and there he found it on quitting his chamber.
  • 老鼠一这话,突然跳出水面,吓得浑身发抖,爱丽丝怕伤害了这个可怜的小动物的感情,赶快说:“请原谅我!
    The Mouse gave a sudden leap out of the water, and seemed to quiver all over with fright. `Oh, I beg your pardon!' cried Alice hastily, afraid that she had hurt the poor animal's feelings.
  • 见那种声音就吓得发抖。
    I quivered with fear at the sound.
  • 英国警察总是彬彬有礼,乐于助人。那名警官着我要找的朋友的叙述,满脸狐疑地看着我。
    With the unfailing courtesy and genuine helpfulness of the British policeman, an officer listened to my story of looking for a friend. He eyed me a bit quizzically.
  • 他的话不能重复给文雅阶层;他讨论时使用了大量引语。
    what he said was not repeatable in polite company; he comes up with so many quotable phrases.
  • 马经,出售马经获得有关(赛马或马厩)的情报或将其出售作为赌徒的指导材料
    To obtain or sell information on(a racehorse or stable) for the guidance of bettors.
  • 他戴助听器。
    He wears a deaf-aid.
  • 这就应验了主借先知耶利米所说的话:“在拉玛,你会到号啕痛哭的声音,这是拉结在哭她的孩子们,而且谁也劝不住,因为她的儿女们再也不在人世了。”
    So the words spoken through Jeremiah the prophet were fulfilled: ‘A voice was heard in Rama, wailing and loud laments; it was Rachel weeping for her children, and refusing all consolation, because they were no more.'
  • 他写配乐音乐,这种音乐的声音是非常挑剔地计算出来的,然而又是自发产生的,并且极富想象力,起来很舒服。
    he writes extremely musical music, of which the sound is fastidiously calculated and yet agreeably spontaneous and imaginative.
  • 这音乐悦耳动听。
    The music is agreeable to the ear.
  • 他试的所有收音机中,只有一部是令人满意的。
    Of all the radios he tried, only one was satisfactory.
  • 我失去工作以後,说我抽中了公司的奖券,有同画饼。
    After losing my job it was cold comfort to be told I'd won the office raffle.
  • 合唱队演唱得很不和谐(歌唱者不从指挥)。
    The choir gave a ragged performance, ie The singers were not following the conductor.
  • 不久他们来到一间安上软垫的小屋前,见里面传出野兽般的怒吼。
    Presently they came to a padded cell, in which could be heard a raging as of a wild beast.
  • 他患轻微感冒的时候总是夸大病情,起来好像他要死了似的!
    He always piles on the agony when he has a slight cold and makes it sound as if he's going to die!
  • 再说到赫斯脱先生,他就坐在伊丽莎白身旁,他天生一副懒骨头,活在世上就是为了吃、喝、玩牌,他到伊丽莎白宁可吃一碟普通的菜而不喜欢吃烩肉,便和她谈不上劲了。
    and as for Mr. Hurst, by whom Elizabeth sat, he was an indolent man, who lived only to eat, drink, and play at cards, who, when he found her prefer a plain dish to a ragout, had nothing to say to her.
  • 她从来都不喜欢爵士音乐,尽管偶尔出于怀旧的心情也
    She had never cared for jazz music, though she occasionally permitted herself a little ragtime for old times' sake.
  • 他们使众明白他们所抱怨的是哪些事情。
    They made their listeners aware of the very things they were railing against.
  • (法律术语)法庭上将审讯场所与旁席隔开的栏杆。
    (law) a railing that encloses the part of the courtroom where the the judges and lawyers sit and the case is tried.
  • 围栏法庭上围住法官和律师所坐位置,证人证及罪犯被审判的围栏
    The railing in a courtroom enclosing the part of the room where the judges and lawyers sit, witnesses are heard, and prisoners are tried.
  • 村民们很兴奋地急着要那消息。
    The villagers were agog to hear the news.
  • 村民们很兴奋地急於那消息。
    The villagers were agog for the news.
  • 说在风暴中,有三个人丧生。
    I hear 3 people died in the rainstorm.
  • 在走着的时候,他似乎到一个他曾经熟悉的恍惚的声音在喊:“拉尔夫,”但他没有停下来。
    As he went it seemed to him he heard a faraway voice that he once knew call “Ralph”. But he didn’t stop for an instant.
  • 我会抽时间祖父叨絮他的青年时代。
    I would have taken the time to listen to my grandfather ramble about his youth.
  • 泰勒先生一定会在参院同意任命的政会上遇到刁难,因联保公司未能发现国际信用贷款银行在全球到处制造丑闻。
    Mr.Taylor is in for a grlling at his confirmation hearings on why the Fed failed to uncover the casndalous global rampage by the Bank of Credit and Commerce International.