中英惯用例句:
  • 前面仍有一段艰难的岁月,我们必须为应付短期内有可突如其来的风暴时刻警醒,有弹性地克服挑战,并且保持迅速应变的力。
    Tough times are still ahead and we must remain vigilant, flexible and resilient to any unexpected storms which may emerge in the short-term.
  • 我深信,只要我们自信自强,积极应变,必转危为机,跨出困境。
    I firmly believe that as long as we retain our confidence and remain resilient, we will be able to turn crises into opportunities and together overcome the adversity that we now face.
  • 我深信,只要我们自信自强,积极应变,必转危为机,跨出这个困境。
    I firmly believe that as long as we retain our self-confidence and remain resilient, we will be able to turn crises into opportunities and together overcome the adversities that we now face.
  • 我深信,只要我们自信自强,积极应变,必转危为机,跨出困境。
    I am sure, that as long as we maintain our self-confidence and remain resilient, we will be able to turn these crises into opportunity and together overcome the adversity that we now face.
  • 无可否认地它是很难,但并非不可
    Admittedly, it was difficult, but it wasn't impossible.
  • 香脂冷杉一种产生芳香脂类物质的树木,尤指胶杉
    Any of various trees, especially the balsam fir, yielding an aromatic resinous substance.
  • 儿童不能进入银行。
    Children are not admitted to the bank.
  • 在溶液和不溶解的固体间交换离子的过程。
    a process in which ions are exchanged between a solution and an insoluble (usually resinous) solid; widely used in industrial processing.
  • 通过电光在内部阴极成像的光敏绝缘表面的移动来复印东西。
    copies graphic matter by the action of light on an electrically charged photoconductive insulating surface in which the latent image is developed with a resinous powder.
  • 抵抗的;无法抵抗的。
    impossible to resist; overpowering.
  • 可对抗的可反对或抵制的
    Possible to oppose or resist.
  • 我除了诱惑之外,抗拒任何事物。
    I can resist everything except temptation.
  • 移动或抵制运动的。
    unable to move or resist motion.
  • 我不能抵挡诱惑。
    I can't resist the temptation.
  • 这种金属耐600的温度。
    This metal can resist temperature of 600℃.
  • 有些物质能抗酸。
    Some substances resist the action of acid.
  • 坚持这个传统,才抗住腐败现象。
    That is the only way to resist corruption.
  • 不符合这些要求的考生不上这所大学。
    Candidates who fail to meet these requirements will not be admitted to the University.
  • 防炸弹的设计和建造得可抵抗炸弹破坏的
    Designed and constructed to resist destruction by a bomb.
  • 肌体够抵制疾病的状态。
    the condition in which an organism can resist disease.
  • 另外,香港的公营医疗机构工作相当沉重,以去年为例,急症室求诊人次共有两百万,专科诊所更高达七百万,而市民仍然够得到大体良好的服务。
    Despite the enormous pressure on our public health care system, which saw two million admittances to emergency rooms and seven million attendances at specialist clinics last year, the system has served us well.
  • 不易损坏的,永存的有力抵抗腐朽或失败的;永存的
    Having the ability to resist decay or failure; lasting.
  • 够抵御炸弹的爆破力。
    able to resist the explosive force of bombs and shells.
  • 当时我认为需要这么一个武器才进自己的家,那是荒谬的。
    For a moment I considered it absurd that I should need such a weapon to gain admittance into my own residence.
  • 耐火的能防止着火的
    Resistant to catching fire.
  • 弯曲或者对弯曲有抵抗力。
    incapable of or resistant to bending.
  • 防火的防止着火的;耐火的
    Resistant to catching fire; flame-retardant.
  • 使防虫蛀使抵抗蛾虫造成破坏
    To make resistant to damage by moths.
  • 抗水的抵抗水的渗透但不完全防水的
    Resistant to penetration by water but not entirely waterproof.
  • 不可压缩;耐压缩。
    impossible to compress; resisting compression.
  • 够被确定;抵制发现。
    not able to be ascertained; resisting discovery.
  • 太不可了,难以承认或者相信。
    too improbable to admit of belief.