么中英惯用例句:
  • 上上星期你干了什么？
    What did you do the week before last week?
  • 那么下周怎么样？
    How about next week then?
  • 这个周末有什么计划？
    Have you any plan to spend the weekend?
  • 你周末计划做什么？
    What are your plans for the weekend?
  • 你周末过得怎么样？
    How was your weekend?
  • 你周末过得怎么样？
    How are you weekend?
  • 你周末过得怎么样？
    How is your weekend?
  • 这个周末去玩怎么样？
    How about playing this weekend?
  • 这周末你将干什么？
    What will you do this weekend?
  • 那么，周末我可以试一试了。
    I'll try at the weekend.
  • 周末你要做什么？
    What'll you do the weekend?
  • 你周末怎么过？
    What're you doing this weekend?
  • 周末你要做什么？
    What 'll you do the weekend?
  • 周末要做什么？
    What'll you do at the weekend?
  • 你周末干什么？
    What're you doing at the weekend?
  • 这周末什么时间都可以。
    Any time this weekend would be OK.
  • 那么，你们有任何的中文周刊吧？
    Then , do you have any Chinese weekly magazines?
  • 宝宝为什么哭了？
    Why did the baby weep?
  • 宝宝为什么哭？
    Why do the baby weep?
  • “没什么，没什么，我只是想哭。”
    'It's nothing, nothing, I simply want to weep.'
  • 男人想到这么早就死而哭，女人则为了生得太早而泣。
    Men weep to think that he will die so soon; woman, that she is bear so long ago mencken.
  • 男人想到这么早就死而哭，女人则为了生得太早而泣。
    Men weep to think that he will die so soon; woman, that she is born so long ago mencken.
  • 那小孩到底在哭什么？他还在为失去的狗而伤心吗？
    What ever is that child weeping about now? Is he still weeping over his lost dog?
  • “您一定不明白，”他唉声叹气地接着说，“一个素不相识的人，在这种时间，穿着这样的衣服，哭成这般模样地来拜访您，会向您提出什么样的请求。
    'You must be wondering, ' he resumed with a melancholy sigh, 'what a stranger can want with you at such an hour, dressed in such clothes and weeping like this.
  • 他的建议对我来说不算什么。
    His suggestion does not weigh with me.
  • 你上次是什么时候称体重的？
    When did you weigh last?
  • 不要打扰你的父亲了，已经有那么多事情够他烦恼的了。
    Don't disturb your father;he has so many things weighing on his mind.
  • 中国的举重怎么样。
    How about Chinese weightlifting?
  • 他们在那个诡秘的社团里做什么呢？
    What do they do in that weird club?
  • 好奇怪，为什么这附件的东西一直遗失？
    It's weird how things keep disappearing around here.
  • 当雇员们还在疑惑，这对他们可能意味着什么时，韦尔奇已为改革做好了准备。
    As employees puzzled over what this might mean for them,Welch cleared the decks for transformation.
  • “不要同跑马场上的小赌家打什么赌：他会赖帐的。”
    "Don't lay any bets with one of the small bookies on the course: he may welch on you."