多中英惯用例句:
  • 北京时间和格林威治时间的时差是多少?
    What's the difference between Beijing time and GMT (Greenwich Mean Time)?
  •  现在的很多迷你书印得像明信片一样漂亮。
    Today's tiny books are just fancy greeting cards.
  • 坎帕拉乌干达首都及最大城市,位于该国南部维多利亚湖上。该市在1890年建立的一座城堡周围发展起来。人口458,503
    The capital and largest city of Uganda, in the southern part of the country on Lake Victoria. It grew around a fort established in1890. Population, 458,503.
  • 啊,我是多么疲倦啊!
    Oh, how weary I grew.
  • 越来越多的人生了病。
    More and more people grew ill.
  • 含很多奶油和鸡蛋的小饼干,切成钻石状或棍状,在烤箱中烘焙,最初是在煎锅中做成。
    small biscuit (rich with cream and eggs) cut into diamonds or sticks and baked in an oven or (especially originally) on a griddle.
  • 他们的女儿死去已一年多了,但他们现在仍很悲痛。
    Their daughter died over a year ago, but they are still grieve.
  • 他们的女儿死去已一年多了,但他们现在仍很悲痛。
    Their daughter die over a year ago, but they is still grieve.
  • 警方(以连串的问题)盘问了他一个多小时.
    The police grilled him (with non-stop questions) for over an hour.
  • 我们供应多种烤肉、对虾及蔬菜,都在顾客面前烹调。
    We serve many grilled meat, prawn and vegetable dishes which are prepared in front of the guest.
  • 多讨厌的天气!
    What grim weather!
  • 尽管我有许多弱点,但我至少是可靠的---也许是我的脑子里还留着旧的道德观念--不论付出什么代价也要准点上班(哪怕只是坐在那里)"。
    And for all of my drawbacks, I am at least reliable--a vestige, perhaps, of the grim"show up at your desk at all costs(if only to sit there)"ethic.
  • 她一看到这么多工作,就皱起眉头来。
    She grimaced at the sight of all the work.
  • 我真佩服你。起初我本以为你是错的,而现在却认为,对于这套玩意儿,你比我在行得多。
    I raise my hat to you. I thought you were wrong from the very first, but I guess you know this grime better than I do.
  • 地上落了很多叶子。
    There are a lot of leaves on the grind.
  • 这个老磨坊已经碾磨了100多年。
    This old mill has been grinding away for over 100 years.
  • 他的日益增多的家庭人口使他埋头从事辛苦的工作。
    His large growing family kept his nose to the grindstone.
  • 直拍似乎要合乎自然得多。
    The pen-hold grip seems much more natural.
  • 栖木类鸟,大部分都比较小并离地面较近,有四个脚趾便于抓紧树枝;其中很多是鸣鸟;刚孵出的幼鸟不能独立生活。
    perching birds mostly small and living near the ground with feet having 4 toes arranged to allow for gripping the perch; most are songbirds; hatchlings are helpless.
  • 我为增加收入, 对於做零活总是来者不拒--多多益善.
    I never refuse odd jobs to supplement my income it's all grist to the mill.
  • 这工作报酬不多,但多少可以赚一点钱。
    The work is not very well paid, but at any rate it brings grist to the mill.
  • 甜的、多汁、有砂砾感的水果,品种很多。
    sweet juicy gritty-textured fruit available in many varieties.
  • 东半球的一种树,有甜的粗糙砂砾的多汁的果实;多样的品种被广为种植。
    Old World tree having sweet gritty-textured juicy fruit; widely cultivated in many varieties.
  • 目前虽有较多的民意似乎倾向接受北京所提出的“一国两制”,但这其中仍有许多问题有待厘清,不能草率以对。
    While there seems to be a growing inclination towards acceptance of the Beijing-proposed “one country, two systems” formula, there is a need to get down to the nitty-gritty and the matter must be handled carefully.
  • 弗尔南多象是在呻吟似的叹了一口气,一下子伏在了桌子上,把脸埋在两只手掌里。
    Fernand gave a groan, which resembled a sob, and dropped his head into his hands, his elbows leaning on the table.
  • 弗尔南多象一个战败了的战士垂下了头,长长地出了一口气,突然他又抬起头来望着她,咬牙切齿地说:“假如他死——”
    Fernand let fall his head like a defeated man, heaved a sigh that was like a groan, and then suddenly looking her full in the face, with clinched teeth and expanded nostrils, said,--"But if he is dead"--
  • 那杂货商从不多要价。
    That grocer never overcharges.
  • 孩子们不知道这糖果多少钱,这个杂货店老板借此占他们的便宜。
    The little children did not know how much to pay for the candy, and the grocer took advantage of them.
  • 多年来,我常到这个杂货店买东西。
    I have traded at that grocery for years.
  • 我现在食品杂货的开支和10年前的差不多,但当时吃饭的人却是现在的两倍。
    My grocery bills are just about the same as they were ten years ago when I had twice as many mouths to feed.
  • 她的新郎比她大很多。
    Her groom was much older than she was.
  • 这比生意的毛利是多少呢?
    What is the gross return on this line?