着中英惯用例句:
| - 他一只手非常轻柔地搂着孩子的屁股,另一只手轻轻地拍着他的背。他苍老的手满是尘垢,饱经痛苦,历尽磨难。
His aged hands full of grime, and pain, and hard labor -- gently, so gently, cradled my baby's bottom and stroked his back. - 她姐姐身上还带着艰辛操劳的痕迹。
Her sister carried with her most of the grimness of shift and toil. - 他咧着嘴笑。
He broadened out into a grin. - 带有轻蔑暗示的表情,带有轻蔑地咧着嘴笑。
a suggestive or sneering look or grin. - 他扭歪着脸露齿而笑。
He twisted his face into a grin. - 我们都咧着嘴笑。
We were all on the broad grin. - 他狞笑着掏出了刀子.
With a nasty grin on his face he took out a knife. - 他带着很重的马赛口音开口说道,露出满口白得如象牙一样的牙齿笑着。
said he, with a broad Marseillaise accent, and a grin that displayed his ivory-white teeth. - 第二天约翰就穿着它去上学了。放学回来他笑逐颜开。
John wore the coat to school the next day and came home wearing a big grin. - 他不愿意下星期加班,但是只好忍受着。
He doesn't want to work late next week but he'll just have to grin and bear it. - 他只得忍着,装出一副很高兴为大艺术家做模特儿的样子。
He would grin and bear it, pretend he was pleased to act as a model to so great an artist. - 不久后他却抱着一大堆书面带笑容地回来了,"我不会让一个疯女人和一条狗把我赶出家门,"他说。
Later he returned with an armful of books and grin, " I'm not letting a crazy woman and a dog drive me out of my home," he said. - 这个地区的人们受着饥饿和贫穷的折磨。
People in this area were ground down by hunger and poverty. - 孩子紧抓着母亲的胳膊。
The child gripped its mother's arm. - 他蹲在桌子上,双手抓着桌沿。
He perched himself on the table, his hands gripping the edges of it. - 我们马上来着手解决最根本的问题:如果你单身并在寻觅你的另一半,你应该知道约会的规则对每个人而言都已经改变了。
Let's get right down to the nitty-gritty: If you're single and want to find your other half, you should know that the rules of the dating game have changed for everyone. - 他用手把住他那有花白胡须的下巴,温柔地冲我微笑着。
He nestled his grizzled chin in his hand and smiled softly at me. - “我看见我的那头灰骡突然加速前进,离它几码后面紧跟着一头灰熊。”
"I saw comin' my gray mule, puttin' in her best licks, and a few yards behind her was a grizzly". - 呻吟着说,呻吟着表示
To utter or express with groans or a groan. - 好吧,要是他这样不称心,你就把他解雇了。你为什么留着他,又要对我怨天怨地的呢?
Well, sack him if he's so unsatisfactory. Why keep him on, and moan and groan to me? - 弗尔南多象一个战败了的战士垂下了头,长长地出了一口气,突然他又抬起头来望着她,咬牙切齿地说:“假如他死——”
Fernand let fall his head like a defeated man, heaved a sigh that was like a groan, and then suddenly looking her full in the face, with clinched teeth and expanded nostrils, said,--"But if he is dead"-- - 托尼正试图打破纪录,他正在从英国的西南极端后退着走到奥格罗茨去——他一定发疯了!
Tony is trying to break the record for walking backwards from Land's End to John O'Groats—he must be as mad as a March here! - 水果店老板考虑着要迎合顾客。
The grocer studies to please his customers. - 当我们拎着采购的东西回家后,我和姐妹们便如狼般匆忙抢夺食品袋。
When we returned home with the groceries, my sisters and I were like a pack of wolves tearing through the bags. - 他同食品杂货业有着某种密切的关系。
He's bound up with the grocery trade in some way or another. - 当仪式开始的时侯,新郎和他的伴郎同牧师站在一起,共同面对着来宾。
As the ceremony begins,the groom and his attendants stand with the minister,facing the audience. - 接新娘的车在路上抛了锚,与此同时在教堂的新郎和来参加婚礼的来宾只能干等着。
The bride’s car had broken down and meanwhile the groom and wedding guests in the church could only mark time. - 他们在教堂与新郎一方的迎亲队伍汇合后,双方互相祝贺,象征着连接彼此的亲戚关系正式形成。
They meet the groom's procession at the church and greetings, symbolizing the kinship which now unites the two families, are exchanged. - 他过着刻板的生活。
His life runs in a groove. - 唱针沿着唱片表面的细纹移动。
The needle moves along the groove on a record. - 移动沿着一条路线移动,如在沟槽中
To move along a course, as in a groove. - 尽管如此,顺着石沟往下走还是轻松些。
Still it seemed convenient to follow in the groove of rock.
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