英语例句

含「up」的例句共 6323 条

• Annabel whimpered as she fixed her hair, putting it up in a ponytail.

  安娜·贝利在整理头发的时候呜咽着说，她把头发束成了马尾辫。

• Then gather up the remaining hair and brush it back into a high ponytail.

  然后把剩余的头发和小辫子梳在一起，梳成高高的马尾辫。

• When my time is over, I mop up my face and reassemble my hair into a ponytail.

  休息时间结束后，我抹抹脸，然后把头发重新扎起马尾辫。

• Her long red hair was tied up in a ponytail, and she was wearing a summery, tiered dress.

  她红色的长头发扎成一束马尾，穿了一条夏天的花边层叠连衣裙。

• A group of 7 people can order 6 dishes at most.

  7人最多可点6道菜。

• Standing, he had to look up at most of the boys and even many of the girls.

  站着的时候，他不得不抬头看大多数的男孩，甚至要抬头看很多女孩。

• Since I was locked down, I have seen groups of medical workers arrive in the city, one after another.

  自从我被封锁以来，我看到一批批医务人员陆续抵达这座城市。

• Cheap labour may make Chinese clothing competitive in America, but if delays in shipment lie up working capital and cause winter coats to arrive in spring, trade may lose its advantages.

  廉价的劳动力可能会使中国的服装在美国具有竞争力，但是如果运输的延迟会占用营运资金，导致冬季大衣在春季到货，那么贸易就会失去优势。

• Having the ability to solve problems by oneself reflects that the person is independent and has already grown up.

  具有独立解决问题的能力，反映出一个人已经独立，已经长大了。

• The MODIFY clause is of particular interest since it defines the actual update operations that take place.

  modify子句是特别让人感兴趣的部分，因为它定义实际执行的更新操作。

• When James realized how severe her illness was, she knew she had better hurry up and live life.

  当詹姆斯意识到她的病情有多严重时，她知道她最好抓紧时间好好生活。

• With the excitement of awards season, the Super Bowl, and that pesky polar vortex, we almost forgot to be crazy excited about the impending Olympics.

  在经历了激动人心的“颁奖季”、“超级碗”及恼人的“极地涡旋”后，我们似乎失了对奥运会那份迫切期盼的心。

• I'm crazy about science. I want to be a scientist when I grow up.

  我对科学非常着迷。长大后我想当一名科学家。

• She put in some clothes, odds and ends, and make-up.

  她把一些衣服、零碎物品和化妆品放进去了。

• 4,000 women put in ten rupees each, which if my arithmetic is right adds up to 40,000 rupees.

  4千名妇女每人交10卢比，如果我的计算准确的话加起来总共是4万卢比。

• Next time you make a mistake, don't beat yourself up for it.

  下一次你犯错误，不要为此而打自己。

• There is no reason for me to get upset when I make a mistake.

  即使犯了错，我仍然是一个优秀的有价值的人。 犯错后，没必要惴惴不安。

• In front of her, the shops would suddenly light up. The street would fill with people and lights.

  夜色在身后点滴凝集，面前的店铺骤然亮起灯火，行人和灯光渐次布满大街。

• You cannot live your children's lives for them; you can only be there to pick up the pieces when things go wrong.

  你不能替孩子过活，只能在出现问题时帮忙解决。

• Venus has long been held up as a cautionary tale for everything that could go wrong on a planet like earth.

  长期以来，金星一直被认为是一个警示故事，告诉我们在像地球这样的行星上，任何事情都可能出错。

• These data show that most cancers are detected as a result of clinical follow-up.

  这些数据表明多数癌症是由临床随访查出的。

• Yet oddly enough, to be born on the 13th of the month is not regarded with any fear at all, which just shows how irrational we are in our superstitious beliefs.

  然而奇怪的是，人们对出生在这个月的13号一点也不担心，这恰恰表明我们的迷信是多么不理性。

• He sounded so upset that Ann started to have pity on him.

  他听上去非常难过，安开始同情他了。