一中英惯用例句:
  • 国王骑在一头大象上。
    The king rode on an elephant.
  • 他一年以前见过大象。
    He saw an elephant a year ago.
  • 那个行人被一头大象踩坏了。
    The passerby was trampled by an elephant.
  • 那是象鼻山，看起来像一头正用鼻子吸水的大象。
    It is the Elephant Trunk Hill. It looks like an elephant drinking water with its long trunk.
  • 强权或经济实力都可以提高一个国家在国际间的地位。
    Either iron or gold will elevate the position of the country in the family of nations.
  • 有些人把足球运动奉为一种神圣的追求。
    Some people elevate football into a religion.
  • 一个位于高处的显赫的座位。
    an elevated place serving as a seat.
  • 微型摩托车一种车架低、车轮小且手柄较高的小型摩托车
    A small motorbike having a low frame, small wheels, and elevated handlebars.
  • 讲坛；乐队指挥台一个架高的平台，如为了乐队指挥或演说者使用的
    An elevated platform, as for an orchestra conductor or a public speaker.
  • 一种很高的枪架，人们可以凭借它来在胸墙上方射击。
    a gun carriage elevated so that the gun can be fired over the parapet.
  • 平原，平地高度一致的地面
    A land area of uniform elevation.
  • 我们很快就抵达一片高度约九十英尺的高原。
    Soon we reach a plateau at an elevation of about ninety feet.
  • 这片高地每隔一段距离便有一尊怪兽的巨像作为点缀。
    This elevation was ornamented from space to space with huge grotesque figures of animals.
  • 丘疹一种通常由皮肤的发炎引起的小而硬且不含脓的隆起物
    A small, solid, usually inflammatory elevation of the skin that does not contain pus.
  • 从某一特定的高度穿过建筑而得到的截面图；与正面图相对。
    scale drawing of a horizontal section through a building at a given level; contrasts with elevation.
  • 一种与表面张力有关的现象，导致毛细管中的液体表面上升或下降。
    a phenomenon associated with surface tension and resulting in the elevation or depression of liquids in capillaries.
  • 某一永久性物体上预定的位置和高度上的测量标记，用作参考标记。
    a surveyor's mark on a permanent object of predetermined position and elevation used as a reference point.
  • 平顶山一种宽阔的平顶高地，一面或多面呈绝壁状，多见于美国西南部
    A broad, flat-topped elevation with one or more clifflike sides, common in the southwest United States.
  • 测斜器，倾角计一种测量海拔、斜坡或倾斜的角度的测量仪器，如测路基倾斜度用
    Any of various surveying instruments for measuring angles of elevation, slope, or incline, as of an embankment.
  • 山自然形成的高出于地面的一块高地，占地广大，通常外侧陡峻且比丘陵要高
    A natural elevation of the earth's surface having considerable mass, generally steep sides, and a height greater than that of a hill.
  • 高速电梯嗖的一声
    The whoosh of the high-speed elevator.
  • 请给我指一下电梯在哪儿，行吗？
    Can you please direct me to the elevator?
  • 奥蒂斯，以利沙·格雷夫斯1811－1861美国发明家，第一座载人电梯（安装于1857年）的发明者
    American inventor of the first passenger elevator(installed1857).
  • 布雷克一跨出电梯就看见了她。
    When Blake stepped out of the elevator，he saw her.
  • 通过建筑物的直过道（像做为一个电梯）。
    a vertical passageway through a building (as for an elevator).
  • 他是一个拥有4项升降机发明专利的不可救药的野孩子。
    He is an incorrigible tinkerer who holds four elevator patents.
  • 你一下电梯，就会在左边看到。
    As you get off the elevator, you'll see it on your left.
  • 这个小男孩十一岁时小学毕业。
    The little boy left primary school at eleven.
  • 他到十一点才回家。
    Not until eleven o'clock did he come home.
  • 胡德先生说由于他11点钟要出席一个会议，得先走一步了。
    Mr Hood said that he would have to go on, as he was due at a meeting at eleven o'clock.
  • 会议在十一点钟散会。
    The meeting broke up at eleven o'clock.
  • 我十一点到家。
    I went home at eleven.