英语例句

含「out」的例句共 7673 条

• These ink stains won't come out of my dress.

  我衣服上的这些墨水斑点洗不掉。

• He incited the workforce to come out on strike.

  他煽动工人罢工。

• In the survey the Brits come out tops for humour.

  这项调查显示，英国人的幽默是首屈一指的。

• All the old crowd have come out for this occasion.

  所有老朋友都前来参加了这次活动。

• The truth is beginning to come out about what happened.

  所发生的事情真相开始为大家所知。

• In most boardroom disputes he tends to come out on top.

  在大多数董事会议的辩论中，他往往占据上风。

• I tried to say 'I love you,' but the words wouldn't come out.

  我想说“我爱你”，但这话怎么也说不出口。

• Its members had come out virtually unanimously against the tests.

  其成员实质上已一致宣布反对这些试验。

• Reports usually come out about three weeks after each month ends.

  报告通常在每月结束后大约三周发布。

• In this grim little episode of recent American history, few people come out well.

  在这一小段严酷的美国近代历史中，没几人结果很好。

• But it's also been emphasized that no major policy changes can be expected to come out of the meeting.

  但是也强调，这次会议预期不会做出重大政策改变。

• Have you come out of the water?

  你从水里出来了吗？

• One thing is for sure, traveling will be much easier from now on, as I can leave whenever I want without having to juggle rent, the dog, and well stuff.

  有一件事是肯定的，从现在开始旅行将变得容易得多，因为只要我想，我可以随时启程，而不必应付房租、狗狗和其他东西。

• And more generally, how much is driving a part of your juggle and how do you feel about it?

  从更普遍的方面来说，开车在你生活中占有多大的比重，你对此感觉如何？

• Psychologists are figuring out why some people always seem to juggle incredible opportunities.

  心理学家正在研究为什么有些人看起来总是能够把握令人难以置信的机遇。

• You can’t juggle the New York Stock Market without having knowledge about how stocks really work.

  你连股票是怎么回事都不知道，还想在纽约股票市场上玩花招。

• He paid his attention all to this thing, as an idler might observe the feat of a juggler, without interest in the outcome.

  他把全部注意力都集中在这件事上，就像一个游手好闲的人在观看一场魔术师技艺表演，对最后的结果并不感兴趣。

• The juggler conjured a rabbit out of his hat.

  那变魔术的人从帽子里变出一只兔子。

• The juggler conjured a rabbit out of the hat.

  那个耍把戏的人从帽子里变出一只兔子来。

• He gave the struggle his attention, as an idler might observe the feat of a juggler, without interest in the outcome.

  他把全部注意力都集中在这件事上，就像一个游手好闲的人在观看一场魔术师技艺表演，对最后的结果并不感兴趣。

• He notes grimly that the Watsons have called the vet to put their dog out of its misery.

  他难过地记录下沃森家已经给兽医打了电话，要永远结束他们家狗的痛苦。

• When she was about 7 months old, we took her to the vet to be spayed.

  当它7个月大的时候，我们带它去兽医那给它绝育。

• Finally, I convinced a vet, who specialized in laboratory animals, to take the lump out.

  最后，我说服了一位专门研究实验动物的兽医把肿块取出来。

• The vet walks out of the room and returns with a pet carrier.

  兽医走到房间外，拿了一个宠物笼回来。

• I tried all kinds of things including reinstalling Leopard until I found out the cardreader was causing this problem.

  我试过各种各样的东西，包括重新安装 Leopard，直到我发现是卡片阅读机造成这个问题。

• If you're happy with Leopard, there's no reason to rush out and get Snow Leopard.

  如果你对Leopard感到满意，就没有理由匆匆升级到雪豹上。

• I wish they would sometimes forget about their peers and go to a movie.

  我倒希望他们有时候能忘掉自己的同辈，去看场电影。

• Perhaps he should go to the library and find out.

  也许他应该去图书馆查查清楚。

• Why not go out to play games? That's more interesting.

  为什么不出去玩游戏呢？那有趣多了。

• The weather report says it will be rainy for two more days, and then the sun will come out on Tuesday.

  天气预报说还会再下两天雨，然后星期二太阳就会出来。

• He spent several years in planning his route, listening to the weather report and finding the best maps, and he really likes a good challenge.

  他花了几年时间来规划路线、听天气预报、寻找最佳地图，他真的喜欢一个好的挑战。

• One day, you might figure out that what you're hearing is a weather report.

  一天，你或许明白了你正在听一个天气预报。

• I dreamt about you last night.

  我昨晚梦见你了。

• We went out for a few bevvies last night.

  我们昨晚出去喝了几杯。

• In one cubic centimeter of air there are about 2, 000 ions.

  一立方厘米的空气中约有2000个离子。

• And each mark is about one centimeter apart, so this is a journey of about four centimeters.

  每个标记相隔1厘米，所以这是4厘米的旅程。

• Technicians slice the brain as if it were a loaf of bread into slabs up to about a centimeter thick.

  工作人员如对待面包一般将大脑切成一厘米厚的切片。

• The up-to-three-inch-long (about seven-centimeter-long) leech has large teeth, like its dinosaur namesake Tyrannosaurus rex.

  这种体型长达三英寸（约合7厘米）的水蛭长有巨大的牙齿，科学家因此借用霸王龙的称呼为其命名。

• You can come out one by one!

  你们可以一个一个地出来！

• Class is over, so the students ran out one by one.

  下课了，同学们一个接一个跑出来。

• About a month ago, my husband decided to use my scales and weigh himself.

  大约一个月前，我的丈夫决定用我的体重秤称他自己。

• "My favorite thing about the pangolin is the scales it has on its body. They look cool," Landon said.

  “我最喜欢穿山甲身上的鳞片。它们看起来很酷。”兰德勒说。

• I checked him out, he's legit.

  我查过他了，他很清白。

• They packed and checked out of the hotel.

  他们收拾好行李，退了旅馆的房。

• The book has been checked out in your name.

  这本书已用你的名字从图书馆借出。

• He checked into Cedars Sinai Hospital to dry out.

  他住进了雪松西奈医院去戒酒。

• He must have climbed out of his bed.

  他肯定已经爬下了床。

• Dorothy had climbed onto the ledge outside his window.

  多萝西已经爬到了他窗台外面。

• The girls hurried outside, climbed into the car, and drove off.

  女孩子们赶紧跑了出去，爬进车里，开走了。

• He coughed out some drops of blood last night.

  昨天夜里他咳出了几滴血。