着中英惯用例句:
  • 市中心广场上挂着各式彩旗。
    The city central public square is hung with coloured flags.
  • 野餐后孩子们一上车就睡着了。
    After the picnic the kids flaked out as soon as they got in the car.
  • 野餐后，孩子们一上车就睡着了。
    After the picnic, all the kids flaked out as soon as they got in the car.
  • 杜塞尔多夫城南耸立着本拉特皇宫，它是一座粉白相间的宏伟的避暑宫殿。室内设计师们狂热地追求艳丽壁画、精雕细琢的石膏造型和饰有金叶的绘画作品。
    To the south of Dusseldorf lies Schloss Benrath, a magnificent pink and white summer palace where interior designers went rather overboard with flamboyant frescoes, ornate plasterwork and gold－leaf paint.
  • 烛火摇曳着，随即熄灭了。
    The candle flame flickered and went out.
  • 点着；燃烧
    To become ignited; flame up.
  • 她试着让炉火再旺起来。
    She tried to make the fire flame up.
  • 整个城市着了火。
    The whole city was in flames.
  • 燃着的火，以它熊熊的光焰警告我不要走近它。
    The flaming fire warns me off by its own glow.
  • 古碉堡的一侧靠着沼泽。
    The old fort flanked on a swamp.
  • 相对劣势，例如某一区域仅仅有一支不大的红军（不是有兵而不集中），为着打破某一优势敌人的进攻，在人民、地形或天候等条件能给我们以大的援助时，以游击队或小支队钳制其正面及一翼，红军集中全力突然袭击其另一翼的一部分，当然也是必要的，并且是可以胜利的。
    Take the case of going into battle with a relatively inferior force when we have only a rather small Red Army force in a certain area (it is not that we have more troops and have not concentrated them). Then, in order to smash the attack of the stronger enemy in conditions where popular support, terrain and weather are greatly in our favour, it is of course necessary to concentrate the main part of our Red Army force for a surprise attack on a segment of one flank of the enemy while containing his centre and his other flank with guerrillas or small detachments, and in this way victory can be won.
  • 女孩穿着新的法兰绒衣服，看上去很高兴。
    The girl looked happy in her new flannel.
  • 风吹动着帆。
    The wind flapped the sails.
  • "帆迎风拍打着,小船顺利地向前行驶。"
    The sails flapped in the wind and the boat went ahead smoothly.
  • 冷静点，用不着激动。
    Keep cool, there's no need to get into a flap.
  • 那只鸟拍动着翅膀。
    The bird was flapping its wings.
  • 窗框啪啪地拍打着窗子。
    The curtains were flapping against the window.
  • 船帆拍打着桅竿。
    The sails were flapping against the mast.
  • 火又着了起来。
    The fire flared up again.
  • 纸一着火，火就烧得旺起来？
    The fire flared up as the paper caught on.
  • 干草一着，火烧得更旺。
    The fire flared up as the dry straw caught on.
  • 他们赶快点着煤油信号灯，发出求救信号。
    They quickly lighted kerosene flares to signal the SOS.
  • 不知是由于她的气质，还是由于她疾病的症状，在这个女人的眼里不时闪烁着一种希冀的光芒，这种现象对她曾经爱过的人来说，也许等于是一种天启。
    In short, either because it was her nature or else an effect of her state of health, her eyes flickered intermittently with flashes of desires which, if spoken, would have been a heaven- sent relevation to any man she loved.
  • 小男孩正打着手灯在院子里四下寻找他的玩具车。
    The little boy is, flashing the light about to look for his toy oar in the garden.
  • 那位司机干吗朝着我闪灯？
    Why is that driver flashing his lights at me?
  • 汤姆回答时眼睛充满怒火，盯着傲慢的记者。
    Tom fixed the arrogant reporter with eyes flashing pale-blue temper as he answered.
  • 在车厢的一角，坐着一个清瘦的高个子，一张易激动的脸上眼睛里闪着亮光。
    In one corner of the compartment sat a tall, thin man, with a passionate face and flashing eyes.
  • 那辆白色的汽车超速行驶，警车闪亮着大光灯紧追不舍。
    The white car was traveling at well over the speed limit and the police car made after it with its lights flashing.
  • 当我坐在那儿听着富爸爸的话时，脑中无数次地闪出了我爸爸的话:“我对钱不感兴趣。”
    As I sat there listening to my rich dad, my mind was flashing back to the countless times my own dad said, "I'm not interested in money."
  • 为了预防回来以前天就黑了，所以他带着手电筒。
    He took a flashlight lest it should get dark before he returned.
  • 请把手电照着楼梯，这样我能看清。
    Shine the flashlight on the stain, so I can see.
  • 他们打着手电蹲踞在壁炉前，寻找遗失的珠宝
    They crouched over the grate with a flashlight, searching for the lost gem.