说中英惯用例句:
  • 你的辅导教师埃德金斯先生向我汇报说你的功课越来越差。
    I am afraid your tutor, Mr. Atkins, has reported to me that the standard of your work has been getting worse.
  • 马克吐温小说中的小主人公。
    the boy hero of a novel by Mark Twain.
  • 马克·吐温曾说，只凭一句赞美的话他就可以充实地活上两个月。
    Mark Twain once said he could go for two months on a good compliment.
  • 比如说，我在6、7岁时第一次去英国，后来又在12岁、15岁、20几岁、30几岁和40几岁时重访英国。
    For example,I first went to England when I was six or seven years old and after that I visited England again when I was twelve,fifteen,about twenties,thirties and forties.
  • 空气的不存在，也说明了为什么在太空中星星看来并不闪烁，不象从地球上来看那样。
    The absence of air also explains why the stars do not seem to twinkle in space, as they do from the earth.
  • 他告诉我说，夜空多么清澈，满天闪烁着星光。
    He told me that the night was so clear that the whole sky was twinkling with stars.
  • “你什么都有了。人甚至也长得很漂亮。”她眨了眨黑黑的眼睛。“这可是你所说的你桑德斯大叔望尘莫及的。”
    "You have everything. You're even good-looking." Her dark eyes twinkled. "Which is more than one can say for your Uncle Sanders?"
  • 你的敌人会歪曲你说的每一句话。
    Your enemies will twist everything you say.
  • 我没那样说！你是在歪曲我的话。
    I didn't say that! You are twisting my words around!
  • 她不愿意去，但是我向她施加了很多压力，最后说服了她。
    She didn't want to go, but with a good deal of arm twisting I finally persuaded her.
  • ｀见到你可太好啦!＇她兴奋地说.
    It's so marvellous to see you!' she twittered.
  • 别再唧唧喳喳地说了!
    Stop twittering!
  • 他唧唧喳喳地说什麽呢?
    What is he twittering (on) about?
  • 有传言说这星期将有台风。
    It is in the air that there will be a typhoon this week.
  • 听说你们这里最近有台风？
    I heard you had a typhoon recently.
  • 这本小说在同类小说中具有代表性。
    The novel is typical of its kind.
  • 他一向是来得很晚，然后又总说他得早走。
    Typically, he would come in late and then say that he had to go early.
  • 戴尔，弗洛伊德1887－1969美国作家，其小说傻瓜《月亮牛犊》（1920年）代表了美国一次世界大战后那代人的幻想破灭及其放荡不羁的生活方式
    American writer whose novel Moon Calf(1920) typified the disillusionment and bohemianism among a generation of post-World War I Americans.
  • 喜欢敲键盘，不喜欢说话。
    Loves typing. Hates talking.
  • 你能推荐希尔小姐说她是个好打字员吗？
    Can you recommend Miss Hill as a good typist?
  • 我担任秘书工作，说得准确些是打字员。
    I worked as a secretary, or rather, a typist.
  • 他听说这个公司曾登广告再雇一个打字员。
    He had heard that the firm was advertising for another typist.
  • 有人认为，这些联系并不多，他们说萨达姆的世俗暴政与基地组织的宗教暴政并没有混到一起。
    Some believe, some claim these contacts do not amount to much. They say Saddam Hussein's secular tyranny and Al Qaida's religious tyranny do not mix.
  • 传说威廉·泰尔后来果真用这支箭射死了那个暴君。
    The story goes that Willion Tell did kill the tyrant with that arrow.
  • 斯坦德利还试图把暴君的真情实况与其传说作一比较。这也是个不坏的主意。可这个主意就在那个论点被证明正确之时，却变得颇为乏味了。
    Standley also seeks to contrast the real facts of the tyrant's life and the legends. This, too, is quite a good idea which becomes rather tedious when the point has been made.
  • 总的来说，我们对不明飞行物几乎一无所知。
    As a group, we know virtually nothing about UFO.
  • 这位不明飞行物目击者说，他走着猛然看见一个火球飞驰而过。
    The UFO eye-witness said th was walking when he caught of a "firing ball" sweeping by.
  • 曾经有过这样一个报告，说使有一个不明飞行物曾降落在地球上，在着陆期间有一个太空生物曾出来到处走动，后来又飞走了。
    There was a report of the landing of a UFO during which a space creature had got out and moved around before flying again.
  • 曾于20世纪60年代和70年代初在俄勒冈州克拉马斯福尔斯军事基地担任美国空军空中交通管制员的迈克尔·史密斯说，一天晚上他看到一个不明飞行物在8万英尺高空盘旋。
    Michael Smith,a former U.S.Air Force air traffic controller stationed near Klamath Falls,Ore.,in the 1960s and early 1970s,reported seeing a UFO hovering at 80,000 feet one night.“ I was told you keep it to yourself,” he said.
  • 但是对于迈克尔-霍桑来说，出现在新泽西州的金光却十分的寻常。霍桑曾著有几本有关ufo(不明飞行物，飞碟)的书。
    To Michael Hathorne - who has written several books about UFOs.
  • 一些国家的科学家们正在设法说服他们的政府帮助他们研究不明飞行物。
    Scientists in some countries are trying to persuade their governments to help them study UFOs.
  • 同样，受过大学教育的人(26％)不像没有上过大学的人(30％)那样易于相信外星人访问这一说，尽管两组人中都有相同数目的人相信飞碟是真的(42％)。
    Similarly, the college-educated are less likely to believe in alien visitation (26 percent) than those who never attended college (30 percent), though both groups believe in equal numbers that UFOs are real (42 percent).