一中英惯用例句:
| - 截至2001年底,联合国每年的维持和平费用是30.4亿美元,远远低于世界军事开支(每年约为8000亿美元)的1%的一半,并且低于美国弗吉尼亚州的运输预算(2000-2001财政年度是32美元)。
The annual cost of UN peacekeeping at the end of 2001 was $3.04 billion – well under half of 1 per cent of world military spending (some $800 billion annually), and less than the transportation budget of the State of Virginia in the United States ($3.2 billion for fiscal year 2000-2001). - 桃上有一层细毛.
A peach skin is covered with fuzz. - 多好的一间书房!
What a peach of a study! - 给你一个桃子,接着!
Here's a peach for you. Catch! - 油桃古代起源的芳香的桃中的一种,具有光滑的,柔软的皮
A variety of aromatic peach of ancient origin, having a smooth, waxy skin. - 桃树最好在生长的第一年予以修剪。
It is well to head down peach trees the first year of their growth. - 去年种了一颗桃树,不料今年竟开起花来。
It beyonds expectation that the peach tree was planted last year comes into flower now. - 他像一只骄傲的孔雀一样在我前面趾高气扬地走着。
He strutted in front of me like a peacock. - 她完全是一只孔雀,除“美”而外。
She is a peacock in everything but beauty. - 运用最广的一种形式是“孔雀”。之所以称之为“孔雀”是因为它的x射线形状象孔雀的尾巴。
The most widely used form is PEACOCK, so named because the pattern of its X rays can resemble a peacock's tail. - 她第一次参加驾驶考试就顺利过关,便洋洋得意起来。
She was proud as a peacock when she passed her driving test at the first attempt. - 我终于在一个电视剧中得到一个配角,而我母亲却非常得意,并告诉了所有的邻居。
When I finally secured a small part in a television play my mother was as proud as a peacock and told all the neighbours about it. - 从那张旧照片里,我很容易想像我母亲所描述的他-一位很爱炫耀,捻弄着小胡子,向漂亮的女仆投以多情眼光的情场老手。
From the old photograph I could easily imagine him as my mother described him-an lid peacock, twirling his moustache and giving the glad eye to pretty housemaids. - 有一个硬帽舌的平定毛线帽。
a flat woolen cap with a stiff peak. - 美国怀俄明州西北部特顿岭的一座山峰;海拔英尺,为特顿岭的最高峰。
a mountain peak in northwestern Wyoming; the highest peak in the Teton Range (13,766 feet high). - 香港的另一种"电车"是由山顶缆车有限公司经营的缆车。
Hong Kong's other 'tramway' is a cable-hauled funicular railway operated by the Peak Tramways Company Limited from Central to The Peak. - 杰夫:1970年是纪政运动成绩达到巅峰的一年。
Jeff: In 1970, Ji Zheng's sports achievements reached the peak. - 转瞬之间他已到了另一个辽远的国度,并停留了片刻,他在那儿的樱花树下抽着烟,谛听着有层层飞檐的宝塔上的铃声,铃声召唤穿着芒(革奚)的善男信女去膜拜神道。
and on the instant, and for an instant, he was transported to a far land, where under pink cherry blossoms, he smoked a cigarette and listened to the bells of the peaked pagoda calling straw-sandalled devotees to worship. - “那倒是顶呱呱的唱诗班,”那一位接着说,“声音比他们头上的帽子还尖!
“Fine chanters forsooth!” exclaimed the other, “their voices are sharper than the peaks of their caps! - 〔4〕泰山在山东中部,是泰沂山脉的主峰之一。
[4] The Taishan Mountain is one of the chief peaks of the Tai-Yi mountain range in central Shantung. - 中美洲火山众多,即使是一小块土地上也有许多火山。有些火山的顶端呈完美的圆锥形,火山口不断喷出烟雾。
There are many volcanoes in just a small area, some with perfectly cone-shaped peaks constantly emiting smoke from their craters. - 我们将再次回到山谷,然而只要这一代人生存下去,他们就会在心中保留那些伟大峰巅的形象。
We shall descend into the valleys again; but as long as the men and women of this generation last, they will carry in their hearts the image of those great mountain peaks. - 当问到他的时候,汤姆突然发出了一阵大笑。
When asked, Tom shot out a sudden peal of laughtr. - 枪声齐鸣,钟声玎珰,人们发出高吭的欢呼声,叫喊声,一涌而上,纷纷去拿小木橛子。
Guns are fired, the bells peal furiously, loud exclamations of delight, shouts, and a rush to get the pegs. - 巴黎老城、大学城和新城①三重城廓里,一大早群钟便敲得震天价响,把全市居民都弄醒了。
Paris was awakened by the sound of the pealing of all the bells within the triple enclosing walls of the city, the Univeristy, and the town. - 主要为热带的一个羽状叶草本、灌木或乔木小属,花通常蝶形,大而美丽。
any of various plants of the genus Sesbania having pinnate leaves and large showy pealike flowers. - 花生酱:如果你想有一个健康的心脏,那你每天早上就在烤面包上涂一层花生酱。
Peanut Butter : If you want a healthy heart, spread your mornin toast with peanut butter. - 是关于50箱花生的质量问题一事。
It's about the quality of 50 cases of peanut. - 是关于50箱花生的质量问题一事。
It 's about the quality of 50 cases of peanut. - 令我们吃惊的是,一半以上的花生竟是虫蛀的。
To our astonishment, over half of them are in and out the worm-eated peanut. - 令我们吃惊的是,一半以上的花生竟是虫蛀的。
To our astonishment, over half of them is in and out the worm eat peanut. - 世上没有一个人比吃过花生之后能够停下来不再吃的人更有勇气。
No man in the world has more courage than the man who can stop after eating one peanut.
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