中英惯用例句:
  • 布什总统在指责萨达姆单方面破坏与联合国的协议是"退出协议"的行为时,不但把"龙虾"一词名词动词用作,还形容词"僵化的"用作动词,称萨达姆欺骗了全世界。"
    Declaring that Saddam had "crawfished" out of previous agreements with the United Nations, Mr Bush accused him of "stiffing the world".
  • 允许用户信息存入中心数据库(设施)并可从该数据库中取出的一种电信业务。访问是经过特殊终端进行的,这种终端包括一台装有专用解码器的电视机。
    A telecommunications service that allows users to deposit and access information to and from a central data base facility. Access is through a special terminal comprising a TV set equipped with a special decoder.
  • 就在人们对宣传疑之际,破译人类基因组30亿个化学"字母"的密码可能对科学、医学以及对人类的观念带来巨大的冲击。
    Even when the hype is discounted,decoding the 3bn chemical “ letters” of the genome is likely to have a huge impact on science,medicine and our perception of what it means to be human.
  • 过氧化氢酶一种见于血液和多数活细胞之中过氧化氢催化分解成水和氧气的酶
    An enzyme found in the blood and in most living cells that catalyzes the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen.
  • 这种特殊的安全设施及消毒车辆如果不在任何一个那样的掩体中,则位于这个区域。它围绕那四个掩体移动。因为人们在不同的掩体中工作,所以它在需要的时候才会移动。
    The special security facility and the decontamination vehicle will be in the area, if not at any one of them or one of the other, it is moving around those four, and it moves as it needed to move, as people are working in the different bunkers.
  • 军因该士兵作战骁勇而给他授勋。
    The general decorated the soldier for valour.
  • 这大将被授以勋章。
    The general has been invested with a decoration.
  • 该独裁者发布命令,其生日定为公众假期。
    The dictator decreed that his birthday would be a public holiday.
  • 该独裁者发布命令,其生日定为公众假期。
    The dictator decree that his birthday will is a public holiday.
  • 他受政府之命担任驻日本的新大使。
    He is to be the new ambassador to Japan by decree of the government.
  • 他受政府之命担任驻日本的新大使。
    He is to is the new ambassador to japan by decree of the government.
  • 史密斯先生出任阿根廷大使的命令已经下达。
    The decree has gone forth that Mr.Smith is to be the new ambassador to Argentina.
  • (所著的书)题献给某人
    dedicate a book to a certain person
  • 在国际政策方面,我使美国采取睦邻友好的政策。
    In the field of world policy I would dedicate this nation to the policy of the good neighbor.
  • 他们此寺奉献给了上帝。
    They dedicated the temple to God.
  • 星期天,这所教堂举行奉献仪式。
    The new church will be dedicated on Sunday.
  • 这位作家她的新书献给支持她的家庭。
    The author dedicated her new book to her supportive family.
  • 它上面有一个能座的椅子,上面有一个孔,使用者可以通过此孔,它清洗干净。
    a small building with a bench having holes through which a user can defecate.
  • 党内的不满情绪导致更多的党员脱党.
    Discontent in the party will lead to further defections.
  • 当钱币有缺陷时就不再让它流通,其收回。
    take out of circulation when it is useless or defective.
  • 这个公司免费更换次品。
    The company will replace any defective item free of charge.
  • 就使用一件不完善的工具而仍然完成了任务。
    He made out with a defective tool and still got the job done.
  • 这张桌子有毛病,因此父亲它退回了商店。
    The table was defective, and so my father took it back to the store.
  • 这名伊拉克叛逃者目前正藏身于另一国家,他肯定地说,如果萨达姆找到他,一定会他处死的。
    This defector is currently hiding in another country with the certain knowledge that Saddam Hussein will kill him if he finds him.
  • 工会说他们采取行动维护会员的工作权益。
    The union said that they would take action to defend their member's jobs.
  • 公司已案件委托给最好的律师进行辩护
    The company has briefed a top lawyer to defend it
  • 守卫队员球传至中心。
    The defender centres the ball.
  • 他们还必须提出合理的、正当的公共政策,这些政策会按照公共利益进行解释。
    They have to come up with reasonable and defensible public policies that can be explained in terms of the public interest.
  • 如果日本的敌人不止中国一个,如果来有一国或几国以其相当大量的军力和经济力公开地防御或攻击日本,公开地援助我们,那末,优势不更在我们一方面吗?
    If Japan's enemy is not just China, if in future one or more other countries make open use of their considerable military and economic power defensively or offensively against Japan and openly help us, then will not our superiority be still greater?
  • 等接到家信以后再给你答复。
    I shall defer replying till I hear from home.
  • 她决定行程推迟两天。
    She have make up her mind to defer her departure for two day.
  • 可是在另一个问题上,葛[德华市长]就错了。他要[纽约]州延缓下一次所提税削减。那损害纽约财务责任方面的信誉,对经济的损害实在得不偿失。
    On another point, however, Koch is off base. He wants the state to defer the next scheduled cut in the income tax. That would damage New York's reputation for fiscal reliability and inflict wounds on the economy that would cost far more than it would save.