着中英惯用例句:
  • 他佩带的徽记是长矛和燃烧着的火炬；他的爱畜是兀鹰和猎犬－－－两种战场上的常客。
    His emblems are the spear and the burning torch; His chosen animals are haunters of the battle field,-- the vulture and the dog.
  • "家家户户都挂着特制的灯笼,以帮助死者认路。"
    Specially-made lanterns are hung outside each house to help the dead to find their way.
  • ２００２年５月，国务院学位委员会审议通过了《军事学硕士专业学位设置方案》，决定设置和试办军事学硕士专业学位，标志着军队高层次应用型专门人才的培养迈上一个新的台阶。
    In May 2002, the Academic Degree Commission under the State Council examined and approved the Plan of Setting Up Specialties for the Master Degree of Military Science, and decided on the setting up of specialties for the master degree of military science as an experiment, marking a new stage in the training of high-level professionals for the armed forces.
  • 随着立场，就发生我们对于各种具体事物所采取的具体态度。
    From one's stand there follow specific attitudes towards specific matters.
  • 婚姻所包含的长期承诺看来有着某种特殊的保护意义。
    There appears to be something specifically protective about the long-term commitment that marriage entails.
  • 眼中线状物视野中常被视作移动着的斑点或小的线状物，由眼睛玻璃状液中的细胞或蛋白质的聚合引起
    Specks or small threads in the visual field, usually perceived to be moving, that are caused by minute aggregations of cells or proteins in the vitreous humor of the eye.
  • 这幅油画仅仅是一个带着一些红色斑点的灰色的帐篷。
    this painting was nothing more but an unexcitingly grey canvas with a few red speckles.
  • 孩子们张着嘴注视精彩表演。
    The children took in the spectacle open-mouthed.
  • 她站在那儿，看着这壮观的景象。
    She stand there and survey the spectacle.
  • 他站在前排审视着演出。
    He stood at the head of the stair and surveyed the spectacle.
  • 我不知道，当你们注视着这一部剧，一场电影，或任何奇观时，你们中间有多少人意识到并感激使你们享受到它的色彩、优雅和动作的视力奇迹？
    How many of you, I wonder, when you gaze at a play, a movie, or any spectacle, realize and give thanks for the miracle of sight which enables you to enjoy its color, grace, and movement?
  • 我在黑暗中摸索试着找我的眼镜。
    I fumbled about trying to find my spectacles in the dark.
  • 他总是戴着眼镜。
    He always has on spectacles.
  • 他从眼镜上方盯着我看。
    He peered at me over his Spectacles.
  • 观光者们仅仅参观了该城市有吸引人或富裕的地方。他们只是戴着有色眼镜看这个城市。
    Tourists who visit only the attractive or wealthy parts of a city tend to see the city through rose-coloured spectacles.
  • “保罗认为事态的确非常严重。”—“哦，可千万别信他的话，难道你不知道他一向是戴着有色眼镜来观察事物的吗？”
    “Paul regards the position of affairs as very serious indeed.” —“Oh, for Heaven’s sake, don’t believe him! Don’t you know that he always sees everything through colored spectacles?”
  • 转现全景画描述一个连续景色的画或一系列画，转动着通过观众面前，一次只能看到一部分
    A picture or series of pictures representing a continuous scene, often exhibited a part at a time by being unrolled and passed before the spectator.
  • 一些观众在四周站着；四处转转；在附近等着下一班飞机。
    a few spectators standing about; hanging around; waited around for the next flight.
  • 我们看着那只悄悄跟踪的老虎接近了它的猎物；一个半夜潜行在城堡的城墙上的幽灵。
    we watched the stalking tiger approach his prey; a stalking specter on the castle walls at midnight.
  • 他若有所思的看着她。
    he looked at her speculatively.
  • "也许我们能提供些帮助，"总统试探着提议道。
    “ Perhaps we can help,” the president offered speculatively.
  • 乌云预示着雨的来临。
    Those dark clouds spell rain.
  • 老人在讲他的事迹时，孩子们象入了迷似的坐着听。
    The children sat spellbound as the old man told his story.
  • “我一直都在替我们着想，”我说道，尽量把“我们”一词发得特别重。
    "I've been thinking of us," I said trying to make it sound as if "us" was spelt with a capital U.
  • 尽着五十元花。
    Don't spend more than fifty yuan.
  • 我有一点点零用钱就可以凑合着过日子了。
    I can do with very little spending money.
  • 这老人胡说八道了一道，然后睡着了。
    The old man spewed up a lot of nonsense and then fell asleep.
  • 随着范围的扩大，电波变得愈弱。
    As the sphere becomes larger, the waves become weaker.
  • 有一次，他想自己尝试着从冰箱里拿一瓶牛奶。可是瓶子太滑了，他没有抓住，牛奶瓶子掉在了地上，牛奶溅得满地都是--看上去简直是一片牛奶的海洋。
    He had been trying to remove a bottle of milk from the refrigerator when he lost his grip on the slippery bottle and it fell, spilling its contents all over the kitchen floor -- a veritable sea of milk!
  • 几乎每个月我都必须省着点花钱。
    Almost every month I have to spin out money.
  • 旋转的标志牌在风中打着旋儿。
    The revolving sign is spinning round and round in the wind.
  • 多种长着带刺的大头和宽嘴通常无鳞的鮋科鱼。
    any of numerous spiny large-headed broad-bouthed usually scaleless scorpaenoid fishes.