说中英惯用例句:
  • 我能找一位懂中文的空中小姐说话吗？
    Could I speak to a stewardess that understands Chinese?
  • 空中小姐对我说：“希他们不会呕吐。”
    The stewardess said to me: "Hope none of them barfs.".
  • 小姐，我看不清扶手上的说明，只想知道伸腿或调调座位要按什么钮？
    Stewardess, I can't see the armrest instructions very clearly. I just want to know which buttons should I push when I want to stretch out or adjust my seat.
  • 黄川说，最后，他是在旅行途中，请几位国泰空姐讨论决定“咿呀”名称的。
    After many long discussions with his partners, Huang said, he had to ask a few Cathay Pacific stewardesses during an overseas trip to help decide upon the company 's name.
  • 当被问到他们究竟带来了多少小熊时，斯图尔特回答说：“实在太多了，我们足足装了好几箱呢。”
    Asked how many bears they brought, Stewart answered: "Too many. We stuffed our suitcases."
  • 斯图尔特说："甚至有证据表明，一些公司合并主要是为了解决人力资源问题。
    "There is even evidence that some mergers are occurring primarily to solve human resources problems," said Mr. Stewart.
  • 《财富》杂志的托马斯·斯图尔特对与会代表说，寻找、培养和留住人才是当今公司面临的最大挑战。
    Delegates were told by Thomas Stewart, from Fortune Magazine, that finding, developing and keeping talent was the biggest challenge facing businesses today.
  • 他说，1999年第三季度，美国对管理人员的需求量比上一年增加了16％，而亚洲的需求量增加了约40％。
    Mr. Stewart said that demand for executives in the US was up l6 per cent in the third quarter of l999 compared to the year before and that in Asia demand had increased by around 40 per cent.
  • 杰夫：再说说“拗弯钢棒”：运动员把一根钢棒放在头顶上，用两手拿着棒的两端，用力拗弯至两头合拢为止，谁能把最粗的钢棒弄弯，谁就是冠军。
    Jeff: Let me say something about the "bend the steel sticks". The athletes put one steel stick on their heads respectively. Their two hands hold the two ends of the steel sticks and bend the sticks until the two ends meet each other. Whoever is able to bend the thickest stick will be the winner.
  • 母亲说她家里不要呆着不走的客人。
    Mother says that she doesn't want any sticker in the house.
  • 小孩用刀子戳人家的背，哇，真没听说过！
    Children sticking knives in people's backs, I ask you!
  • 乔治总是说些不该说的话而惹上麻烦。
    George is always sticking his chin out by saying something he shouldn't.
  • 约翰总是说一些不该说的话，招惹麻烦。
    John is always sticking his chin out by saying something he shouldn't.
  • “洛伊斯老想让你猜测吗？”“不，”托马斯生硬地说。“不过，你知道娘儿们有时爱这样，这是她们的通病。反正我不喜欢，我已过了猜测之年了。”
    "Does Lois try to keep you guessing?" "No, " said Thomas, stiffening. "But wives sometimes do, you know; it's a habit women have. And I don't like it. My guessing days are over."
  • 她对我说话很生硬。
    She spoke to me stiffly.
  • 说来真怪，这么有钱的人居然那么小气。
    It is strange that such a rich man should be so stingy.
  • 乔对我说，政坛上有许多卑鄙的勾当。他这么说可真是往自己脸上抹黑，因为他本人就是个政客。
    Joe told me that there was a great deal; of meanness in politics, which was crying stinking fish, because he is a politician himself.
  • 他发表了一篇激动人心的演说。
    He made a stirring speech.
  • 他们的心随着演说者激动人心的呼吁而激烈跳动。
    Their hearts vibrated to the speaker's stirring appeal.
  • 对她来说补上漏掉的一针并非易事。
    It's not easy for her to pick up the dropped stitch.
  • 图表制作分析家通过制作图表曲线来说明市场行势、预测动向或某些证券的价格变动的证券市场专家
    A stock-market specialist who uses charts and graphs to interpret market action, predict trends, or forecast price movements of individual stocks.
  • 投入股市的资金应分散在一篮子素质良好的股票，但对个只有1000元资金，或缺乏股票投资经验的人来说，这是不太可能的。
    The money that is supposed to invest in stocks should be put into a diversified basket of good quality stocks. This is not possible for an investor with only $1,000 to invest or one who does not have any expertise in stock investments.
  • kirwin说：“支持用windows的办公人员与支持用unix的股票经纪人是差别很大的。
    "Supporting office workers on Windows can be quite a different thing from supporting stockbrokers on Unix.
  • 公司的董事对股票持有人来说是个受托人。
    Directors of a corporation are trustees for the stockholders.
  • （我认识一位有文学教养的人；她一有时间就看小说和戏剧。）
    I know a blue stocking who spends most of her leisure time reading novels and attending plays.
  • 1897年斯托克写了一本小说，取名《德拉可拉》。
    Bram Stoker wrote the novel Dracula in 1897.
  • 　"我什么也没有偷，"我说。
    "I stole nothing," I said.
  • 他麻木地说了一声‘不’。
    he said `no' stolidly.
  • 她诉说肚子痛。
    She complained of a stomachache.
  • 他们自己就是纸老虎，更不用说他们的走狗了。
    They are themselves a paper tiger, not to mention their stooges.
  • 他坐在一个凳子上说:“我想我正在变神哪”。
    sitting upon the stool, ut puto deus fio.
  • 做或说卑鄙无耻的事；降低身分或人格做某事
    Do or say sth that is mean and unworthy of one; stoop to sth