说中英惯用例句:
  • 他总是大言不惭地说他能把公司经营好。
    He's always sounding off about how he would manage the firm.
  • 这位政客的演说满是高谈阔论。
    The politician's speech was full of high-sounding words.
  • 说到底，关键是我们共产党内部要搞好，不出事，就可以放心睡大觉。
    In the final analysis, we must manage Party affairs in such a way as to prevent trouble. Then we can sleep soundly.
  • 好极了，您说得太妙了。
    Yes, that sounds good.
  • 他酸酸地抱怨说新规矩只对管理人员有好处。
    he complained sourly that the new rules only benefitted the managers.
  • 卡纳拉人印度西南部说卡纳拉语的民族中的一员
    A member of a Kannada-speaking people of southwest India.
  • 少数民族问题，在西南来说是很重要的。
    The question of minority nationalities is very important in the southwest.
  • 比方说，你要检查一下西南地区的销售结果。
    Say you want to check out the sales results from the Southwest region.
  • 在西南来说，这个问题比之其他地区有过之而无不及。
    The second problem is more serious in the southwest than in other areas.
  • 对我们来说，这只是中国恢复对香港行使主权必然的一部分。
    To us it was just a natural part of the resumption of sovereignty.
  • “上帝也没法把朽木雕成玉器。”马克丝小姐说道。
    "Even the Lord can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear." Said Miss Marks.
  • 公司要倒闭的消息传来，对全体职员来说犹如晴天霹雳。
    The news that the firm was closing down sown came as a bolt from the blue to the staff.
  • 从军事上看，我们那次远征达到了目的。我们铲除了后患，不过许多人会说我们同时也种下了祸根。
    From the military point of view the expedition had achieved its aims. We had drawn the dragon's teeth but many will say that we had also sown them.
  • 说地雷与其他武器不同是因为一旦它们被埋下，一旦埋雷的士兵离开地雷，它就无法辨别是士兵还是平民——出去拾柴做饭的妇女、儿童或老祖母。
    Lancimines distinguish themselves because once they have been sown, once the soldier walks away from the weapon, the landmine cannot tell the difference between a soldier or a civilian -- a woman, a child, a grandmother going out to collect firewood to make the family meal.
  • 他现在迷迷糊糊的，说的话不算数。
    He's spaced out now and nothing says will make sense.
  • 乔最近一直举止怪异－可以说是疯疯颠颠。
    Joe's has been acting funny lately – spaced out, you might say.
  • 她面无表情地说她在后院看到绿色外星人。
    She say with a straight face she see green spacemen in the back yard.
  • 在交流中从说话人或听话人的角度用以指示身份或特殊或暂时位置的词。
    a word specifying identity or spacial or temporal location from the perspective of a speaker or hearer in the context in which the communication occurs.
  • 有什么话就说吧！
    Please call a spade a spade.
  • 我们还是实话实说吧。
    Let's call a spade a spade.
  • 我们直说了吧，这个男人是个骗子。
    Let's call a spade a spade. The man is a liar.
  • 他是那种说话一向直言不讳的人。
    He is the kind of person who always calls a spade a spade.
  • 老板常常因为店员说老实话而斥责他们。
    The boss used to pull the shop-assistants up for calling a spade a spade.
  • 你何不有话直说呢？他是一个粗鲁、不懂得关心别人，而且自私的人！
    Why don't you call a spade a spade? He's a rude, uncaring, selfish man!
  • 如果你认为那个观点是荒谬的，就直言不讳地说出来，别怕。
    If you think the argument is ridiculous, say so; don't be afraid to call a spade a spade.
  • 我喜欢同维克托交往，因为他有啥说啥，而且你也能知道他真的要什么。
    I like doing business with Victor because he calls a spade a spade and you know exactly what he wants.
  • 你必须记住，当你征求他的意见时，他会直言不讳，并且会确切地说出他的看法。
    You must remember that when you ask him his opinion, he calls a spade a spade and will tell you exactly what he thinks.
  • 说着她笑眯眯地坐到了牛背上，别的女孩子也跟着要往牛背上爬。
    So she spake, and smiling, she sat down on the back of the bull, and the others were about to follow her.
  • “主人在牛栏里，你要是找他说话，就从这条路口绕过去。”
    `T' maister's dahn i' t' fowld. Go rahnd by th' end ut' laith, if yah went tuh spake tull him.'
  • 害人的不是那从心中经过的伪说，而是那沉入心中，盘据心中的伪说，如前所言者是也。
    But it is not me lie, that passeth through the mind, but me lie mat sinketh in, and settleth in it, that doth me hurt, such as we spake of before.
  • 他编造了一个因火车误点而迟到的说法。
    He span some yarn about the train being delayed to account for being late.
  • 就已知的历史来说也有好几千年了，想到这一点，人的一生不过瞬息而已。
    When one thinks of the thousands of years of known history, one human life is but a span.