一中英惯用例句:
  • 一大队人马出城去迎接总督。
    A great cavalcade went forth from the city to meet the Governor.
  • 后来，她与斯诺登伯爵离婚，掀开了王室一桩桩失败婚姻的序幕。
    Later, her own divorce from Lord Snowdon heralded a cavalcade of failed royal marriages.
  • 人们常常被他目空一切的态度弄得恼火。
    People are often irritated by his cavalier attitude toward them.
  • 在java里，编译器同样可防止这一点，因为它不允许我们强行使用一种并不属于的类型。
    In Java, the compiler again prevents this because it won’t let you cavalierly use one type where it doesn’t belong.
  • 我是第四骑兵部队的一员。
    I am a soldier of the fourth cavalry.
  • 他的儿子是骑兵团的一名战士。
    His son is a soldier in a cavalry regiment.
  • （用于骑兵）象步兵一样作战。
    (used of cavalry) fighting as infantry.
  • 骑兵象一阵风一样向敌人冲去。
    The cavalry swept down on the enemy.
  • 他们的侧翼受到一队骑兵袭击。
    They were taken in flank by a troop of cavalry.
  • 这是我第一次看到骑兵乐队。
    This is that I see cavalry's band the first time.
  • 轻骑兵，轻步兵惯于快速行动的一种轻骑兵或轻步兵部队的成员
    Any of certain light cavalry or infantry troops trained for rapid maneuvers.
  • 克勒芬小亚细亚古希腊一座城市，位于以弗所西北部，以其骑兵而闻名
    An ancient Greek city of Asia Minor northwest of Ephesus. It was famous for its cavalry.
  • 义勇骑兵成立于1761年的一支英国志愿骑兵队，保卫本国安全，后被并入本土军队
    A British volunteer cavalry force organized in1761 to serve as a home guard and later incorporated into the Territorial Army.
  • （从前）一个配备有标枪的骑兵。
    (formerly) a cavalryman armed with a lance.
  • 男孩子们在山洞里挤成一团取暖。
    The boys huddled together in the cave to keep warm.
  • 但是还有一则令人清醒的警示：饮酒过量可能会使你更加糊涂。
    But there is a sobering caveat: drinking too much may make you dimmer.
  • 但是海克曼也提出了一个关键的警告：在让学生离校前，教育者需要有办法来评估学生是否已经成熟。
    But Heckman also raises a key caveat: Educators need to have some way to evaluate students' maturity before moving them along.
  • 那条蛇在洞穴中盘成一团。
    The snake coiled itself up in the cave.
  • 挖掘使成为一个洞穴或通路。
    hollow out as if making a cave or opening.
  • 我们十分偶然地发现了一个石窟。
    We lighted on a stone cave quite by accident.
  • 探穴人发现了一个地下大洞穴.
    The cavers discovered a vast underground chamber.
  • 一名游客在山下发现了一个大洞穴。
    A cavern was found by a traveler under the mountain.
  • 挖掘使成为一个洞窟。
    hollow out as if making a cavern.
  • 他们从岩石缝隙挤过去之后，来到一个大洞窟，其大小相当于一座大的音乐厅。
    Squeezing through a cleft in the rocks, the potholers arrived at an enormous cavern, the size of a huge concert hall.
  • 在那令人恐怖的洞穴的寂静中，唯一能够听到的便是从上方圆形窟顶不断滴下的水滴声。
    In the eerie silence of the cavern, the only sound that could be heard was made by water which dripped continuously from the high dome above them.
  • 美术馆不久以前不为一般俗人所喜好，可是现在很多人都爱去。
    Art galleries not so long ago were caviar to the general, but today many people go to them.
  • 请再给我拿一些鱼子酱和辣椒。
    And I also want some caviar and hot paper.
  • 我们点一些干酪薄脆饼和鱼子酱。
    All right. We'll have some cheese wafers and caviar.
  • 等一下，我根本没点红鱼子酱。
    Just stop here. I didn't order any red caviar.
  • 白鲟，白鲸黑海和里海产的一种大型白鲟（欧鳇鳇属），其卵可加工成鱼子酱
    A large white sturgeon(Huso huso) of the Black and Caspian seas, whose roe is processed into caviar.
  • “一般人不赏识的腌鱼子”；
    caviare to the general;
  • 毕加索的艺术，是一般大众高不可攀的东西。
    Picasso's art is caviare to the general.