约中英惯用例句:
  • 约翰比较了他和他朋友的发型。
    John compared his haircut to his friend's; We compared notes after we had both seen the movie.
  • 大约七点三十分左右吧，我住415房间。
    At about half seven. Room 415.
  • 据美国国家牙科研究所估算，约6千5百万美国人有不同程度的口臭。
    About 65 million Americans suffer from halitosis at some point in their lives, the National Institute of Dental Research has estimated.
  • 在2002年的约翰内斯堡首脑会议上，他们重申了这项承诺，并增加了一项相对应的目标，即在同一年年底之前把缺乏基本卫生条件的人口比例也降低一半。
    At the 2002 Johannesburg Summit, they reaffirmed that commitment and added a corresponding target to halve the proportion of people lacking access to basic sanitation by the same year.
  • 约翰将信一撕两半投入火中。
    John rent the letter in two and threw the halves in the fire.
  • 约翰将信撕成两半投入火中。
    John ripped the letter in two and threw the halves in the fire.
  • 约翰一句话没说就把报告撕成两半，扔进了废纸篓。
    Without a word John ripped the report across and threw the halves into the basket.
  • 约翰尼狼吞虎咽地吃下了冷火腿。
    Johnny tucked into the cold ham.
  • 约翰用玛丽不可否认的实例把观点讲得透彻明白。
    John hammered his point home with examples that Mary could not deny.
  • 老约翰只管继续敲敲打打地干活儿。
    Old John kept right on hammering.
  • 我看到约翰正在钉一块木头。
    I saw John hammering at a piece of wood.
  • 约翰逊又在工作了，正在用他的那台旧打字机打另一本小说.
    Johnson is back at work, hammering out another story hon his old typewriter.
  • 好，我就在契约上签名吧！
    Fine, let me put my john hancock on the contract.
  • 科普利，约翰·辛格尔顿1738－1815美国画家，亲英而反对美国独立，在美国独立革命逼近时离开美国前往英国，在此之前曾为约翰·汉考克及保罗·里维尔画过肖像
    American Loyalist painter who did portraits of John Hancock and Paul Revere before departing for England when the American Revolution seemed imminent.
  • 农村16—59岁的残疾人为1701万人，从事种植业、养殖业等劳动的约1030万人，在业率为60.55%。
    In rural areas there are about 17 million handicapped aged 16 to 59, and 10.30 million of them are engaged in raising crops or livestocks. This means that 60.55 percent of the rural handicapped have jobs.
  • 中国无产阶级中，现代产业工人约有二百五十万至三百万，城市小工业和手工业的雇佣劳动者和商店店员约有一千二百万，农村的无产阶级（即雇农）及其他城乡无产者，尚有一个广大的数目。
    Among the Chinese proletariat, the modern industrial workers number from 2,500,000 to 3,000,000 the workers in small-scale industry and in handicrafts and the shop assistants in the cities total about 12,000,000, and in addition there are great numbers of rural proletarians (the farm labourers) and other propertyless people in the cities and the countryside.
  • 她在手帕上打一个结以便提醒自己那个约会。
    She tied a knot in her handkerchief to remind herself of the appointment.
  • 劳资审裁处审理有关雇佣合约的申索。
    The Labour Tribunal handles claims arising from contracts of employment.
  • 以握手缔结契约。
    The agreement was bound by a handshake.
  • 约翰开始努力改进他的书法。
    George set out to improve his handwriting.
  • 时报赞扬这位“小小外侨的聪明才智”，为此颁发给她一枚奖章和面值5美元的金币，还在1909年2月28日出版的纽约时报杂志的头版刊登了她的文章手稿。
    The Times praised the "little alien's wisdom," gave her a medal and a $5 gold piece, and published a copy of her handwritten essay on the front page of The New York Times Magazine on Feb.28, 1909.
  • 经过20年的努力，共搜集藏文手抄本、木刻本近300部，除去异文本约有100部，现已正式出版藏文本70余部，总印数达300余万册，使这一长期零散传唱的口头文学变成了一部系统完整、被称为“世界史诗之王”的文学巨著。
    After 20 years of effort, nearly 300 handwritten or block-printed Tibetan volumes have been collected. Among them, except 100 variant volumes, about 70 volumes have been formally published in the Tibetan language, with a total print run of well over three million copies. Thus, this epic, which had for long centuries been known only to a few folk artists, has come out as a systematically complete literary masterpiece that is called "the king of world epics."
  • 哈曼旧约圣经中所记载的一位波斯宰相，因为施阴谋欲杀尽犹太人而被吊死
    In the Old Testament, a Persian minister who was hanged for plotting the destruction of the Jews.
  • （《旧约全书》）波斯皇帝的大臣，他仇恨犹太人并且因计划屠杀他们而被绞死。
    (Old Testament) the minister of the Persian emperor who hated the Jews and was hanged for plotting to massacre them.
  • 你认不认为约翰已经不在乎驾驶测试失败了？
    Do you think that John is becoming hardened to failing his driving test?
  • 约翰逊和其他一些人(包括来自华盛顿的艾林顿公爵)通常在哈莱姆的“租金舞会”上演奏。这些舞会向听众收费以支付房租。
    Johnson and others (including Duke Ellington from Washington) usually played at rent parties in Harlem, where the money collected from listeners was used to pay the host's rent.
  • 爵士音乐历史中这个时期的主要人物是新泽西州出生的钢琴家杰姆·约翰逊。他常在纽约城最大的黑人区哈莱姆演奏。
    The main figure in this period of jazz history was James P. Johnson, a pianist from New Jersey who played in Harlem, the largest Negro section of New York City.
  • 当克林顿不外出旅行时(约有一半时间)，他通常呆在查帕阔，坐专车去哈勒姆的办公室上班，然后，总是在晚上回到住处。
    When he's not traveling (about half the time), Clinton stays in Chappaqua and rides 45 minutes to his Harlem office in a SUV driven by the Secret Service, always returning at night.
  • 克林顿在哈勒姆办公室的工作人员估计,他40％的演讲是收费的,这使克林顿的演讲年收入在1000万～1500万美元之间,足以抵消他在官司缠身时欠下的约500万美元的律师费。
    Clinton's Harlem staff estimates that 40 percent of his speeches are for pay, which would put Clinton's annual speaking income at somewhere between ＄ 10 million and ＄ 15 million, all but erasing his roughly ＄ 5million in legal bills.
  • 他还匆忙地在哈勒姆组织了一次活动宣布，因克林顿时代推广的"勤劳所得的税收优惠"政策，约500万上班族每年各有高达5000美元的收入不用申报上税。
    And he hastily arranged a Harlem event to broadcast word that roughly 5 million working people have as much as ＄5,000 a year in unclaimed money coming to them thanks to the Clinton-era expansion of the Earned Income Tax Credit.
  • 1958年，他成为纽约爱乐乐团的音乐指挥——第一位领导一个第一流交响乐团、出生在美国的常任指挥。
    In 1958, he became music director of the New York Phil- harmonic the first American-born conductor to head a top symphony orchestra.
  • 缔约双方将竭尽全力促进双方间互惠贸易协调发展。
    The two contract parties will make every effort to foster the harmonious expansion of reciprocal trade between themselves.