一中英惯用例句:
  • 淘气的，顽皮的以一种顽皮或淘气的方式嬉戏的
    Playful in a naughty or teasing way.
  • 当顽皮的小狗嬉戏打闹时，叫声自是另一种风格，通常尖锐但没有什么节奏感。
    Playful woofs are high-pitched and unevenly spaced.
  • 故作谦虚或害羞的，尤其是以一种顽皮或煽动的方式。
    affectedly modest or shy especially in a playful or provocative way.
  • 学生们一窝蜂似地奔向操场。
    The students swarmed towards the playground.
  • 孩子们绕着操场一起奔跑。
    The children were running together around the playground.
  • 操场上有一场足球比赛。
    There is a football match on the playground.
  • 他们计划把这个操场发展成一个露天运动场。
    They have plans to develop the playground into a stadium.
  • 每早老师和学生们一起在操场上跑。
    Every morning the teacher runs with the students in the playground.
  • 下了那麽多的雨,操场一片泥泞。
    It's rained so much that the playground is a real pudding.
  • 下了那麽多的雨，操场一片泥泞。
    It's raining so much that the playground was a real pudding.
  • 下了那麽多的雨,操场一片泥泞
    It 's rained so much that the playground is a real pudding
  • 让我们再兜一回再离开游乐场！
    Let me go round just once more before we leave the playground!
  • 迈克·杰克逊，一名新的流行歌星，昨晚在剧场当然地受到观众们的欢迎。
    Mike Jackson, the new pop singer, was certainly a hit with the audience at the Playhouse Theatre last night.
  • 建造在树枝上的像鸟巢一样的玩具小屋。
    a playhouse built in the branches of a tree.
  • （语法）短语中的一个词；这个词在句中起与短语本身相同的语法作用。
    (grammar) of a word in a phrase; the word playing the same grammatical role in the sentence that the phrase itself plays.
  • 人们擅长于打落网球(开玩笑)，他们甚至在发球时发了一些落网球。
    They were good at playing net-balls (joke). They even played a couple of net-balls from their serve.
  • 他的演奏具有莫大的魁力，当他在一个公园里为露天舞蹈伴奏时，他能把远隔一个街区的另一个公园里的舞客统统吸引过来。
    When Bolden played for outdoor dancing in a park, his playing was powerful enough to attract all the dancers from another park a block away.
  • 我不这样认为，看看在nba，你如果有一个优秀的内线球员，你就能打进季后赛。如果你碰巧有两名优秀中锋，你就能夺得总冠军。
    I don't think so. Look at the NBA. In the NBA, if you have a great post player you can get into the playoffs for sure, and if you happen to have two great post players, you'll be able to get the NBA championship.
  • 他把那个愚蠢的女孩当作一个玩物。
    He treated the silly girl as a plaything.
  • 每一个年龄都有玩具；老人的玩具是聊聊他们年轻时的玩具。
    There are playthings for all ages; the plaything of old people is to talk of the plaything of their youth.
  • 每一个年龄都有玩具；老人的玩具是聊聊他们年轻时的玩具。
    There is plaything for all ages; the plaything of old people is to talk of the plaything of their youth.
  • 一种儿童玩具，它在一根长棒的首端装有马头形物；儿童跨骑在木棒上，作出驱马前进的样子。
    a child's plaything consisting of an imitation horsehead on one end of a stick; the child straddles it an pretends to ride.
  • 我们正式警告他们说：放谨慎一点吧，这种火是不好玩的，仔细你们自己的脑袋。
    We now serve them with this formal warning: Better be careful. This fire is not a plaything. Look out for your own skins!
  • 每一个年龄都有玩具；老人的玩具是聊聊他们年轻时的玩具。
    There are playthings for the al ages; the playthings of old people is to talk of the playthings of their youth.
  • 那些学生一天有叁次游戏时间.
    The children have three playtimes during the day.
  • 我们听说这位剧作家正在写一个新剧本。
    We were told that the playwright had new play in the works.
  • 剧作家来到村里，住了下来，并结识了一位老农民。
    The playwright came to the village, stayed and struck up an acquaintance with an old peasant.
  • 剧作家在这一场里写了些不寻常的东西，但一点也没有刻意造作的迹象。
    The playwright does something remarkable in this scene, but without any impression of straining after an effect.
  • 一个著名的剧作家写了一部长剧，说明像我这种年龄的人已经是不中用了。
    A famous playwright wrote a long play to show that people of my age were on the shelf.
  • 奥斯本，约翰·詹姆斯生于1929英国剧作家，“愤怒的年轻人”组织的一员，因其第一部剧作愤怒的回顾（1956年）而享有盛名
    British playwright and member of the Angry Young Men who is best known for his first play, Look Back in Anger(1956).
  • 一个好的购物中心应该有一个电影院；他们周日全天逛地方的购物中心。
    a good plaza should have a movie house; they spent their weekends at the local malls.
  • 但美国人一般而言，大都认为汽车仅是生活中必不可少的交通工具——载他们去上班，去离市中心二三英里的购物中心，去野炊或拜访朋友。
    But Americans, by and large, treat their cars merely as vehicles which are essential to their lives to take them to work, to shopping plazas two or three miles out of town, to picnics or to visit friends.