突中英惯用例句:
  • 我突然有了一个新的构想。
    A fresh idea occurred to me.
  • 我突然有了一个奇怪的念头。
    A strange idea suddenly occurred to me.
  • 不可控制的形势突然的发生。
    a sudden occurrence of an uncontrollable condition.
  • 突然发生的突然或出乎意料地发生的
    Occurring suddenly or unexpectedly.
  • 体谅他人而避免发生冲突。
    consideration in dealing with others and avoiding giving offence.
  • 她担心我会觉得窘迫；非常害怕冒犯什么人；我担心的是我们只看见了冲突的最初阶段。
    She was afraid that I might be embarrassed; terribly afraid of offending someone; I am afraid we have witnessed only the first phase of the conflict.
  • "一束阳光突然刺入眼中，"他说，"刚开始的时候，我无法看见任何东西，因为我的眼睛上敷着一层药膏，但是，当医生把我眼睛上的药膏擦去后，我最先看见了他的领带，然后是他的手。
    "This sudden whoosh of light penetrated," he says. "At first I couldn' t see through the film of ointment covering my eyes, but as the surgeon cleaned it off I started to focus on his tie, then his hands.
  • 少突细胞构成少突神经胶质的细胞
    One of the cells comprising the oligodendroglia.
  • 她想不到他突然来到，匆忙为他煎了一个蛋饼。
    She cooked up an omelet when he arrived unexpectedly.
  • 她突然发起脾气来。
    All at once she lost her temper.
  • 飞机失事后，旁观者说是飞机突然从天而降。
    After the crash, onlookers said that the plane had suddenly dropped down out of the sky.
  • 科技促进了工业化的突进。
    it was forgotten in the onrush of events.
  • 突然发作持续时间较短的分裂症。
    schizophrenia of abrupt onset and relatively short duration (a few weeks or months).
  • 猛攻突然拜访（或攻击）；猛攻
    A sudden visit or attack; an onslaught.
  • 门突然开了。
    All at once the door opened.
  • 突然有了个绝妙的机会。
    A wonderful opportunity suddenly presented itself.
  • 人民群众普遍反对突然实行的变革。
    The populace at large are opposed to sudden change.
  • “9·11”事件发生后，国际反恐怖斗争与合作的呼声日趋强烈，“东突”势力为了摆脱尴尬的处境，又一次打着所谓维护“人权”、“宗教自由”和“少数民族利益”的旗号，编造所谓“中国政府借机打击少数民族”的谎言，混淆视听，欺骗国际舆论，试图逃脱国际反恐怖主义的打击。
    After the September 11 incident, the voices calling for an international anti-terrorist struggle and cooperation have become louder and louder. In order to get out of their predicament, the “East Turkistan” forces once again have raised the banner of “human rights,” “freedom of religion” and “interests of ethnic minorities,” and fabricated claims that “the Chinese government is using every opportunity to oppress ethnic minorities,” to mislead the public and deceive world opinion in order to escape blows dealt by the international struggle against terrorism.
  • 对一位演说者突然提问经常会弄得他不知所措。
    A sudden question often throws out an orator.
  • 管弦乐突然奏起了另一支圆舞曲。
    The orchestra struck into another waltz.
  • 不突出，不惹人注意。
    the quality of being ordinary.
  • 这部新拍的影片的突出的独到之处受到了某些评论家的注意。
    This outstanding originality of the newly-made film has been remarked by some critics.
  • （物理学）系统中因电压或荷载的突然变化而产生的顺时电振荡。
    (physics) a short-lived oscillation in a system caused by a sudden change of voltage or current or load.
  • 他们的利益与我们的相冲突。
    Their interests clashed with ours.
  • 一大块岩石突出水面。
    A big rock stuck out of the water.
  • 爆炸，爆裂突然的炸开或裂开；爆炸
    A sudden outbreak or outburst; an explosion.
  • 爆发感情或行动的突然爆发
    An outbreak, as of emotion or activity.
  • 我儿子的学校里突然爆发的水痘象野火般迅速传开来，差不多有一半孩子染上了。
    There was an outbreak of chickenpox at my son's school which spread like wildfire until nearly half the children caught it.
  • 植物流行病的关于或以植物疾病突然或反常的破坏性爆发为特征的，通常发生在开阔的地域
    Of, relating to, or characterized by a sudden or abnormally destructive outbreak of a plant disease, usually over an extended geographic area.
  • 以突然爆发为特征的
    Characterized by sudden outbursts.
  • 爆发突然、往往是猛烈的喷发
    A sudden, often violent outburst.
  • 一种突然的爆发（例如抗议）。
    a sudden outburst (as of protest).