着中英惯用例句:
  • 偷鸡不着蚀把米。
    You wear hector's cloak.
  • 汽车道上醒目地放着有暴风雪的告示，但许多司机们却没留心。
    Storm warnings are clearly displayed on motorways, but many drivers still take no heed of them.
  • 我们必须倾听正确意见并照着办。
    We must heed the correct views and act upon them.
  • 警察紧追着我们。
    The police were on our heels.
  • 我跪着坐。
    I sit down on my heel.
  • 德克萨斯州的商人们依然穿着高跟靴子，戴着大大的帽子，尽管他们已驾驶着装有空调的卡迪拉克。
    Even businessmen in Texas wear the high-heeled boots and big hats, though they ride in air-conditioned Cadillca.
  • 它们绕着飞行的界标便是乌尔金字形神塔，一座年前由烧制的土砖砌成的庙，高英尺，耸立在这片沙漠上。
    The landmark about which they flew heeled was the Ziggurat of Ur ,a 4100year-old temple of baked mud bricks that rises 170ft from the desert.
  • 朱诺怀疑这母牛的形体里隐藏着一个人间美女的身躯，她的猜测确乎合理。
    Juno suspected, with reason, that the heifer's form concealed some fair nymph of mortal mold.
  • 我估算着这高度得有100英尺。
    I make the height about 100 feet.
  • 他笔直地站着。
    He draws himself up to his full height.
  • 他们说，如果不采取行动的话，运动员们就会开始着手改变自身的dna以促进肌肉的力量，提高机体携氧能力，以及增强耐力。
    Unless action is taken, athletes will begin tinkering with their own DNA to boost their muscle power, heighten their oxygen?carrying capacity, and transform their endurance, they say.
  • 号召群众购买公债，发展合作社，调剂粮食，巩固金融，发展贸易，号召他们为着这些口号而斗争，把群众的热情提高起来。
    We should appeal to the people to subscribe to bonds, develop co-operatives, regulate food supplies, consolidate finances and promote trade; We should call upon them to fight for these slogans and should heighten their enthusiasm.
  • 她紧紧地搂着她的孩子。
    She held her baby tight in her arms.
  • 他被捉住反绑着双臂。
    He was held with his arms pinioned together behind his back.
  • 警察阻拦着愤怒的人群不让他们向前。
    The police held the angry crowd back.
  • 警察阻拦着人群前进。
    Police held the crowds back.
  • 海伦苦苦思念着她的母亲。
    Helen is pining for her mother.
  • 海伦穿着她最好的衣服出去了。
    Helen came out in her best dress.
  • 海伦穿着她最好的蓝外套。
    Helen had on her best blue dress.
  • 记着替我向海伦问好。
    Remember to give my best wishes to Helen.
  • 盘旋着的直升机
    A helicopter in hover.
  • 就在那时，一架直升飞机从房顶上呼啸着飞过去了！
    Just then, a helicopter zoomed over the house.
  • 这是海员的说法，说明企业就是一艘船，而这位特别的首席长官在航行途中某段时间掌着舵，恰好此时捕得一条巨大的白鲸或者撞上了冰山。
    " It's a nautical expression suggesting that the enterprise is a ship and that this particular chief executive took the helm at some moment mid-journey, just in time to land a great white whale or hit an iceberg.
  • 敌之财政和经济已开始表现其竭蹶状态，人民和士兵的厌战情绪已开始发生，战争指导集团的内部已开始表现其“战争的烦闷”，生长着对于战争前途的悲观。
    Signs of exhaustion are beginning to appear in his finances and economy war-weariness is beginning to set in among his people and troops and within the clique at the helm of the war, "war frustrations" are beginning to manifest themselves and pessimism about the prospects of the war is growing.
  • 这些警察戴着头盔保护自己。
    These policemen wear helmets to protect them.
  • 着陆后的当天，我租了一辆汽车并买了一本内容详细的地图册。我觉得在穿越村的旅途中，这本地图是很有帮助的。
    I hired a car the day after landing and bought a comprehensive book of maps, which my found most helpful on the cross country.
  • 我在帮着干杂活。
    I am helping with odd jobs.
  • 生病而无力的躺着；笑破肚皮。
    lying ill and helpless; helpless with laughter.
  • 看着老天爷发威，人们束手无策。
    The people felt helpless as they watched Mother Nature show her power.
  • 她无助地躺在床上，怎能着手去找他呢？
    How could she set about finding him when she was lying helpless in bed?
  • 你会带着无助和“那是她的错”的依赖思绪过下去。
    You'll be left with that helpless and dependent “It's her fault” feeling.
  • 我们眼睁睁地看着，整整一季度的劳动和半年的粮食给毁掉了。
    Helpless, we watched a whole season's labour and half a year's food destroyed.