走中英慣用例句:
  • 到x公司怎樣走最好？有沒有近路可走？
    What is the best way to get to company? Is there a shortcut I can take?
  • 到x公司怎樣走最好？有沒有近路可走？
    What is the best way to get to company X ? Is there a shortcut I can take?
  • 學習英語是無捷徑可走的，我們必需努力。
    There are no shortcuts to learning English, we have to work hard.
  • 人人都想第一個把新産品推嚮市場，因此開發人員走了不少捷徑。
    Everyone wants to be the first to market with a new product, so developers take a few shortcuts.
  • 一條比通常所走的要短的路綫。
    a route shorter than the usual one.
  • 請問去博物館的近道怎麽走。
    Please tell me the shortest way to the museum.
  • 走最近、最直的路綫到鎮上。
    took the shortest and most direct route to town.
  • 走東邊這條路吧，這是最近的路。
    Take the east road; it's the shortest way.
  • 與走最的路相比，您可得多付大約5元錢。
    Compared to the shortest route, you may pay around 5 yuan more.
  • 如果走最近的路，可能會遇上交通阻塞。
    If I take the shortest route, we may come across a traffic jam.
  • 從曼徹斯特走出來的最短路程，就是那聲名狼藉的一瓶“戈登”杜鬆子酒。
    The shortest way out of Manchester is notoriously a bottle of Gordon's gin.
  • 從曼徹斯特走出來的最短路程，就是那聲名狼籍的一瓶“戈登”杜鬆子酒。
    The shortest way out of Manchester is notoriously a bottle of Gordon 's gin.
  • 那好……您看，我們在這個十字路口得往左拐了，直走的話是最近的路。
    OK.... Here we are. We'll turn left at this cross. To go straight ahead is the shortest route.
  • 由於外語教學剛剛起步，教學水平跟沿海地區相比仍有很長的路要走。
    Since the foreign language teaching staff is shorthanded, the teaching level there still has a long way to go compared with the coastal area.
  • 你先走一步，告訴他們，我們馬上就到。
    You go ahead and tell them we'd be there shortly.
  • 有一個人穿着拳擊褲跌跌撞撞地走了出來。
    One man stumbled out in boxer shorts.
  • 侍者打黑色領帶，而軟件業的億萬富翁卻穿着短褲和印着標語的t恤衫到處走。
    Waiters wear black tie, while software billionaires trot around in shorts and T-shirts with slogans on them.
  • 湯姆:正往回走準備接飛球的那一個是遊擊手。
    That is the shortstop who is going back now to catch the fly.
  • 他本該走了。
    He originally should leave.
  • “為什麽我們要走？”
    'Why should we go?'
  • 他擠着往前走，有時看看周圍。
    He shouldered his way forward, some times looking around.
  • 他要了一杯吉布森雞尾酒，擦肩走在兩個男人中間。這樣一來，如果她隔窗嚮裏張望，就看不見他了。
    He ordered a Gibson and shouldered his way in between two other men at the bar, so that if she should be watching from the window she would lose sight of him.
  • 我看到小揚扛着兩把鋤頭從旁走過。
    I saw Xiao Yang walking by, shouldering two hoes.
  • 你走以前喊他一聲。
    Give him a shout before you go.
  • 疾步行走、高聲談話、大聲疾呼
    Going, talking, shouting full blast
  • 走開！；孩子們憤憤地離去；馬上離開！
    shove off!; The children shoved along; Blow now!
  • 走開，我很忙！
    Shove off ! I am busy.
  • 我想我該走了。
    I think it's about the time for me to shove off.
  • 不，我不會給你錢去買一杯茶喝，你走吧！
    No, I won’t give you any money for a cup of tea. Shove off!
  • 有能力學習；人類能用兩衹腳行走；超人能跳過高樓。
    able to learn; human beings are able to walk on two feet; Superman is able to leap tall buildings.
  • 挖，掘用鐵鍁、鏟或手挖、翻或移走（例如泥土或沙子）
    To break up, turn over, or remove(earth or sand, for example), as with a shovel, a spade, or the hands.
  • 我想我該走了。
    I think I'll by shoving off now.