英语例句

含「on」的例句共 37684 条

• I wouldn't mind having his money!

  我愿意接受他的钱！

• He has lost all his money.

  他失去了所有的钱。

• They've got more money than taste.

  他们有钱，但品味不高。

• They argue continually about money.

  他们没完没了地为钱争吵。

• Making money came naturally to him.

  赚钱对他来说轻而易举。

• I've got loads of money.

  我有许多钱。

• They've invested their money wisely.

  他们明智地把钱做了投资。

• Money is my motivation.

  金钱就是我的动力。

• They'd slipped the guards some money.

  他们悄悄塞给卫兵一些钱。

• Money is not an issue.

  钱不是问题。

• I ain't got no money.

  我没有钱。

• Who's the money for?

  这是给谁的钱？

• He promised his grandchildren the money.

  他答应给孙儿孙女们这笔钱。

• The new chip will be made from a piece of silicon about the size of a postage stamp.

  这种新的芯片将由大约邮票大小的一块硅片制成。

• Most of us want to make our home a familiar place and put the stamp of our personality on its walls.

  我们大多数人都想把我们的家布置成温馨的地方并在墙壁上留下我们个性的印记。

• There is no stamp on the stamp.

  那张邮票上没有盖图章。

• Marconi placed a permanent stamp on the way we live.

  马可尼在我们的生活方式上留下了永久的印记。

• There are tens of million stamp hobbyists across the country.

  全国有数千万邮票爱好者。

• He stuck a stamp on the envelope.

  他把一张邮票贴到信封上。

• I'll stamp the company name on your cheque.

  我来给你的支票盖上公司的章。

• The board's job is to rubber-stamp his decisions.

  该委员会的工作就是例行公事式地盖章批准他的决定。

• This decision came from the top.

  这个决定是由最高领导作出的。

• Only the top four teams go through.

  仅4个顶尖队伍胜出。

• They won sensationally against the top team.

  他们战胜了那支顶级球队，引起了轰动。

• The top seed won comfortably.

  头号种子选手轻松获胜。

• Education is a top priority.

  教育是当务之急。

• The house is in tip-top condition.

  这座房子的状况没得挑。

• Mollie confesses she is rather partial to pink.

  莫莉承认她对粉红色是相当偏爱的。

• There was a pink sweater on the back of the chair.

  在椅背上有一件粉色毛线衫。

• They cost less than the pink one.

  它们比粉色的便宜。

• They are pink diamonds.

  它们都是粉红色的菱形。

• I like my pink spoon.

  我喜欢我的粉红色汤匙。

• Prices have gone down recently.

  最近物价下降了。

• The price is $40 per person.

  价格为每人40元。

• We can't compete with them on price.

  我们在价格上无法与他们竞争。

• The price is not open to negotiation.

  价格不容商议。

• The price is payable in monthly instalments.

  本价格可按月分期付款。

• I looked upon the gift as a seal on our friendship.

  我把你的礼物看作我们之间友谊的见证。

• She was presented with the gift in gratitude for her long service.

  这礼物赠送给她以表达对她长期服务的感激之情。

• She received a cosmetic makeover at a beauty salon as a birthday gift.

  作为生日礼物，她得到了在一家美容院美容的机会。

• Gift certificates are personalized with both the recipient and giver names.

  礼品券上标明了获得者和给予者的名字。

• Maybe he'll come, maybe he won't.

  他可能来，也可能不来。

• Maybe there is a curse on my family.

  也许存在对我的家族的诅咒。

• You've fractured a rib, maybe more than one.

  你断了一根肋骨，也许不止一根。

• "Is she coming back?"—"Maybe. No one hears from her."

  “她快回来了吗？” — “可能吧，没有人知道她的消息。”

• Maybe she would talk to her mother one day, woman to woman.

  也许有一天，她会和妈妈进行一次推心置腹的谈话。

• You'll have to go to the police station to reclaim your wallet.

  你得到警察局去认领你的钱包。

• Someone stole my wallet.

  有人偷了我的钱包。

• The wallet is heading for extinction.

  钱包即将走向消亡。

• Only one carry-on is allowed.

  随身只能携带一个小包。