儿中英惯用例句:
| - 你知道这儿有什么名胜吗?
Do you know any place of renown around here? - 大伙儿去海滨胜地避暑
repair to the seaside resorts for the summer - 剩余财产属于他的儿子。
The residue of estate belongs to his son. - 她的儿子有本事跟各种各样的人都相处得很好。
Her son is resourceful enough to mix well with all knids of people. - 她分别给男人啤酒,给婴儿一个玩具。
She gave beer to the man and a toy to the baby, respectively. - 当鸟儿游过时,水面泛起了波纹。
The water rippled as the bird swam along. - 我有点儿不舒服--想去睡觉了。
I feel a bit rough I'm going to bed. - 他粗鲁地与这个婴儿玩耍。
He played roughly with the baby. - 那个新的电视节目一点儿价值都没有。
That new TV show is absolutely rubbish. - 鸟儿惊恐地竖起了羽毛。
The bird ruffled up its feathers. - 她会说法语, 德语, 还会说一点儿俄语.
She speaks French and German and also a little Russian. - 她因儿子生病而发愁。
She's sad because her son is ill. - 儿子的忘恩负义伤了她的心。
She was saddened by her son's ingratitude. - 游戏围栏供婴儿或幼童安全地在里面玩耍的轻便围栏
A portable enclosure in which a baby or young child can be safely left to play. - 她的祈祷应验了,儿子平安地回到了家。
Her prayer answered and her son came home safely. - 安全别针的顶上有一个盖儿。
A safety pin has a cover over its point. - 她靠那麽一点儿薪水怎么过活?
How does she get by on such a small salary? - 小心那个长把儿锅--把儿可松了.
Be careful with that saucepan the handle's loose. - 他女儿是一个调皮的假小子。
His daughter is a saucy tomboy. - 留著点儿劲儿,你一会儿还得干重活儿呢。
Save your strength for the hard work you'll have to do later. - 你那儿子丢三落四又把钥匙给忘了.
Your scatty son has forgotten his key again. - 上学的孩子叫学龄儿童。
Children who go to school are schoolchildren. - 躲开这儿! 快走开!
Get out of here! Scoot! - 走开! 别呆在这儿!
Scram! I don't want you here! - 谁把我的针线活儿弄乱了?
Who has scrambled up my sewing things? - 那小孩儿哭叫得脸都红了.
The baby was screaming himself red in the face. - 那婴儿醒来时尖声哭叫.
The baby woke up screaming. - "有人在海岸附近的一个山洞里用过这台机器,据说海盗过去惯常把黄金藏在那儿。"
The machine was used in a cave near the sea-shore where - it is said - pirates used to hide gold. - `报纸在哪儿呢?'`不知道, 我没看见.'
Where's the newspaper?' Search me, I haven't seen it.' - 你应该停止工作, 稍稍休息一会儿。
You should stop work and enjoy yourself for a season. - 她把画儿上的一小部分擦乾净了.
She cleaned a small segment of the painting. - 她让儿子自己选择圣诞礼物。
She lets her son select his own Christmas present.
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