一中英惯用例句:
  • 另一个班则附加特别的词汇训练。
    The other class was given special vocabulary training.
  • 做这一章末尾的词汇练习
    Do the vocabulary exercise at the end of the chapter
  • 要学好一种语言，你必须逐步积累有用的词汇。
    To learn a language well you must build up a useful vocabulary.
  • 特定的一群人特有的词汇或者用法。
    the usage or vocabulary that is characteristic of a specific group of people.
  • 对词汇难的问题，我想我的第二个办法是一个好得多的办法。
    My second answer to this question of difficult vocabulary is, I think, a much better one.
  • 具有单一的发声部分的。
    having a single vocal part.
  • 舌是发音器官之一。
    The tongue is one of the vocal organs.
  • 次高音部要求用处于这一音域的嗓音演唱的声部
    A vocal part calling for a voice having such a range.
  • 开创给（某人）一个开创的机会，如在生涯或职业方面
    To give(someone) a start, as in a career or vocation.
  • 如果双方都要去度假，那么不妨选择同一个去处。
    If you both want to go on vocation, schedule the same destination.
  • 使命，天职追求一种活动或实现一种职责的内心召唤；天职
    An inner calling to pursue an activity or perform a service; a vocation.
  • 除非你觉得教书是你的天职，否则你不会成为一位好老师。
    You will not make a good teacher, unless you feel teaching is your vocation.
  • 教育儿童并不仅仅是一种挣钱糊口的手段，它更是一项使命。
    Teaching children is more than just a way of making money; it's a vocation.
  • 苏，你对孩子们可真有一套！难道你不认为在办公室里工作有点屈才吗？
    You have a marvelous way with children, sue! Don't you think you may have missed your vocation, working in an office?
  • 呼格中的一个词
    A word in the vocative case.
  • 一群吵吵嚷嚷的工会人员为他们撑腰。
    They are supported by a vociferous group in the union.
  • 一群吵吵嚷嚷的工会人员为他们撑腰。
    They is support by a vociferous group in the union.
  • 提倡者叫嚣着支持其中的一个立场。
    Advocates vociferously support one position or the other.
  • 他的小说十年前风靡一时。
    His novels were in vogue ten years ago.
  • 上一世纪的风尚
    the vogues for the last century
  • 这首歌曾风行一时。
    The song had a great vogue at one time.
  • 这些信件使那本书风行一时。
    These letters gave vogue to the book.
  • 高统靴去年在妇女中风靡一时。
    High boots were the vogue for women last year.
  • 她曾有一段时期是一位受欢迎的电影明星。
    She had a short vogue as a film star.
  • 一种流行于它的时代的游戏）
    A game that enjoyed a vogue in its day).
  • 一种新式样帽子似乎流行起来了。
    A new vogue in caps seemed to have set in.
  • 约翰立刻抓住机会。他的唱片似乎在一夜之间就风行起来。
    John was off the mark at once. His records seemed to become a vogue overnight.
  • 然而,从那时起,国内外的人对这个政策一直发表不同的看法。
    Yet ever since then, people at home and abroad have voiced different opinions about it.
  • 一个接一个演唱的合唱；一种声音开始其它人又再加入直到全部一起演唱歌的不同部分。
    a partsong in which voices follow each other; one voice starts and others join in one after another until all are singing different parts of the song at the same time.
  • 几乎一点点关心也未曾表示过。
    Hardly a whisper of concern has been voiced.
  • 我发表自己的看法，主要是希望大家对於国家发生的事情，不要只看一个人或者一个侧面，而是要看整体社会。
    I have voiced my own opinion here in the hope that all of us will see things that occur to our country with a more dynamic view, not to judge by the happenings to a single person or with a one-sided view, but look at the society as a whole.
  • 光秃秃、空无一人的大地。
    the earth was without form, and void.