中英惯用例句:
  • 游游拉线盘,溜溜球由缠有细绳的扁线盘构成的玩具,通过手腕运动在手上翻转,后收到手里
    A toy consisting of a flattened spool wound with string that is spun down from and reeled up to the hand by motions of the wrist.
  • 我闻了闻药,后服了一匙。
    I sniffed the medicine before taking a spoonful of it.
  • 鲍勃不守运动道德,教练对此不以为
    Bob's poor sportsmanship does not sit well with the coach.
  • 约翰逊不守运动道德,教练对此不以为
    Johnson's poor sportsmanship does not sit well with the coach.
  • 西式泳装在埃及这个非常保守的国家并没有明令禁止,但这种衣服在公共海滩还是颇为罕见。一般情况下,女士们下海游泳的时候,都会穿得严严实实,或者穿着一种叫做"伊斯兰泳装"的特殊运动长装。
    Western-style bathing suits are not forbidden in Egypt, a highly conservative country, but it is rare to see them on public beaches where most women go for a dip either fully clothed or wearing "Islamic swimsuits," a kind of sporty over-garment.
  • 九寨沟自然风景区
    Natural Scenic Spots of Jiuzhaigou
  • 约翰突发现公共汽车停在对面,于是马上跑开了。
    Suddenly John spotted his bus pulling up opposite, and broke away.
  • 的扭曲以致扭伤。
    twist suddenly so as to sprain.
  • 天有不测风云,下午跳高的纵身欲跳时,左膝盖突扭了一下,并开始剧痛起来。
    However, she sprained her left kncc when she was about to jump.
  • 天有不测风云,下午跳高的纵身欲跳时,左膝盖突扭了一下,并开始剧痛起来。
    However,she sprained her left knee when she was about to jump. It started to hurt terribly and the medicine could not stop it.
  • 他的脑中突产生了一些疑问。
    A suspicion sprang up in his mind.
  • 突然起风了。
    A wind suddenly sprang up.
  • 那狗纵身向他扑去。
    Suddenly the dog sprang on him.
  • 他的心忽起了疑惑。
    A doubt sprang up in his mind.
  • 他突告知他的父母他的婚事。
    He sprang his marriage on his parents.
  • 油突从管子里喷了出来。
    Suddenly oil sprang forth from the pipe.
  • 那只猫突向老鼠扑了过去。
    Suddenly the cat sprang at the mouse.
  • 我们回来时突起了一阵轻风。
    A breeze sprang up as we were returning.
  • 一听到这个突的响声,他就跳起来。
    He sprang to his feet at the sudden noise.
  • 她小心翼翼地从这儿摘一枝,那儿挑一束,后用丈夫的袖珍小刀将它们剪下来。
    Carefully, she chose a sprig here, another one there, and clipped them with her husband's pocket knife.
  • 春天使大自然觉醒。
    Spring wakes all nature.
  • 大学里的辩论社自成了她从政的垫脚石。
    The college debating society was a natural springboard for her career in politics.
  • 大学里的辩论社自成了她从政的垫脚石。
    The college debate society is a natural springboard for her career in politics.
  • 而,这次暴动作为法国革命的起点而变得广为人知。
    Nevertheless,the riot was a springboard for what would become known as the French Revolution.
  • 突然吹起一阵微风。
    There's a small wind springing up.
  • 突然吹起一阵微风。
    There 's a small wind springing up.
  • 你这样突出现在孩子面前,你把他吓着了。
    You frightened the baby, springing out at him like that.
  • 那狗突然向我扑来。
    The dog suddenly sprung at me.
  • 房子焕一新,父母心花怒放。
    The house is spruced up and it is springtime for the parents.
  • 如果我们将一些粉末撒到水中,后在显微镜下加以观察,我们就会看见粉末的粒子被水分子推来推去,如果将水加热,那么粒子运动就快些。
    If we sprinkle some powder into water and then study it under a microscope, we shall see the particle of the powder being pushed about by the molecules of the water. If the water is heated the particles move more quickly.
  • 别指望我马上能把这电梯修好,我是突奉命来修理的。
    Don't expect me to make the elevator work immediately—I've just had the job sprung on me.
  • 摩托车骤转向,撞到了墙上。
    Suddenly the motorcycle spun out and crashed into the wall.