英语例句

含「read」的例句共 1673 条

• Don't read in bed. It your eyes.

  不要躺在床上看书，这对你的眼睛有害。

• Tell her not to read in bed.

  告诉她别在床上看书。

• It's bad for you to read in bed.

  躺在床上看书对你有害。

• It is a bad habit to read in bed.

  躺在床上看书是个坏习惯。

• Do you ever read in bed?

  你有没有在床上看过书？

• My father asked me not to read in bed.

  我爸爸告诉我不要在床上读书。

• I used to read in bed.

  我过往总是躺在床上看书。

• I like to read in bed.

  我喜欢在床上读书。

• Like to read in bed?

  喜欢在床上阅读吗？

• Don't read in bed and It's bad for your eyes.

  别躺在床上看书，这会损害你的眼睛。

• Don't read in bed. It's bad for your eyes.

  不要躺在床上看书，对眼睛不好。

• Can I read in bed?

  我可以躺在床上看书吗？

• Don't read in bed.

  不要在床上阅读。

• Don't read in bed. It is bad for your eyes.

  不要躺在床上读书。那样对你的眼有害。

• I discovered that she wasn't allowed to read in bed. Amazing.

  我发现她的父母不允许她在床上看书。

• I like to read in bed but I don't like having meals in bed.

  我喜欢在床上阅读，但我不喜欢吃饭在床上。

• When I read a book, I have adventures in my head. I sit in a chair or read in bed.

  当我读一本书，我在我的脑海里冒险。我坐在椅子上或躺在床上看书。

• This book always makes me think of my mother because she used to read it to me when I was ill in bed.

  这本书总是让我想起我的母亲，因为她曾经在我卧病在床时读它给我听。

• To his surprise, 40 years ago, a village doctor asked Mrs. Read to stay in bed because of a bad cold.

  让他吃惊的是，40年前，因为重感冒，一位乡村医生让里德太太卧床休息。

• As the days grew longer, I read longer, so that I could be in bed with her in the twilight.

  随着白昼变长，我朗读的时间也更长了些，这样我可以和她在黄昏的时候躺在床上。

• Do not use your bed for anything except sleep; that is, do not read, watch television, eat, or worry in bed.

  除了睡觉外，不要使你的床做其他用途。这就意味着，不要在床上读书、看电视、吃东西或是发愁。

• Don't read, watch television or work in bed.

  不要在床上看书、看电视或工作。

• As for me … this piece took an additional hour to write because I couldn’t resist checking my email, as well as following up my tweets on Twitter and reading my Facebook and LinkedIn mail.

  对我来说……，这一段又多花了一个小时因为我忍不住要看电子邮件，为了跟上我的微博的召唤，阅读Facebook上的信息。

• As well, never write anything in an email that you wouldn't want to be read publicly.

  同样，不要在电子邮件中写上你不愿意在公共场合看到的一切信息。

• He is ready for the long jump.

  他为跳远做好准备了。

• Milton tells himself to run, and naturally he would have to run fast indeed in order to arrive at a moment in time that had already occurred before he even set out!

  弥尔顿告诉自己要跑起来了，而且他也确实不得不跑的很快,从而准时到达,他刚出发时就已经存在的目的地！

• In the study, the researchers let volunteers read, play games and watch movies on a screen for different time while measuring how much light their eyes received.

  在这项研究中，研究人员让志愿者在不同时间于屏幕上阅读、玩游戏和看电影，同时监测他们的眼睛接收到的光线。

• Spread some clean towels, newspapers, or sheets on a bed, sofa, or the floor, and lie down to await help (unlock the door so help can get in easily).

  在床上，沙发或地板上铺点毛巾，报纸，或者床单，躺下等待救援(打开门锁好让救护人员方便进入)。

• Clean the reading Windows for propaganda standing on the two sides of the corridor, door rails and glass at all times.

  不间断的清洁走廊两边宣传阅读栏的玻璃和门把手以及门玻璃。

• Ms. Glickman typically wakes up at 6 to get ready for a school day that begins at 7:30 a.m.

  格利克曼一般六点起床，为一天的学校生活作准备，学校七点半开始上课。

• You might have read stories that sound too good to be true.

  你可能读过一些好得让人难以置信的故事。

• Yes, of course. I often read stories.

  当然。我常常看故事书。

• I read stories etched on the gravestones.

  我读了刻在墓碑上的故事。

• Amy: Yes, of course. I often read stories.

  埃米：是的，当然。我经常阅读故事。

• They read stories that taught moral values.

  他们读的都是些传授道德标准的故事。

• Do you like to read stories about young people?

  你喜欢阅读关于年轻人的故事吗？

• They read stories about the Indians and the Pilgrims.

  他们读关于印第安人和清教徒的故事。

• You read stories about Elijah; similar things are said about him.

  你读关于以利亚的故事，会和这非常相似。

• Subjects between the ages of 18 and 30 read stories containing a series of hypothetical scenarios on a computer screen.

  这时，年龄为18~30岁的被测者要通过电脑屏幕阅读一系列包含许多假定的故事。

• In library we read stories. They really enjoyed reading books in the library and they had lots of fun. We also played games.

  我们在图书馆阅读了故事。他们非常喜欢在图书馆读书，他们在那里过得很开心。我们也做了很多游戏。

• In three easy-to-read stories, readers follow Raymond on a typical super-fast day, see him make a new friend, and run a race!

  书中讲述了三个有关雷蒙德的小故事，语言简单明了，通俗易懂。小朋友们赶快跟随雷蒙德，看看他交朋友和跑步的速度有多么快吧！

• On this site, you can “climb” a tree and read stories in a pop-up book about creatures such as Yagi-Chan, a goat that wears sheep’s clothing.

  在这个网站上，你可以爬上一棵树，在一个弹出的书里面读到关于生物（名叫Yagi-Chan，一个穿着绵羊外套的山羊）的故事。

• A group of children of various ages was read stories in which people caused harm, some of those people doing so intentionally, and some accidentally.

  一组含各个年龄段的小孩子学习“哪些人会造成伤害”，这些造成伤害的人中有些是蓄意的，有些是无意的。

• When he read stories to the multitaskers, they had difficulty identifying the emotions of the people in the stories, and saying what they would do to make the person feel better.

  当他给这些人读故事的时候，他们也很难辨别出故事中人们的感情，并且很难说出怎样做能让故事中的人们感觉好点。

• And you continue to tweet, as the silence begins to remind you of Junior High when the cool kids pretended you didn’t exist. (I don’t know about this first hand , of course — but I’ve read stories.)

  你继续使用推特，仍无任何通知，这使你想起初中时代，当酷小孩佯装你不存在一样（当然，先前对此我一概不知，而是读了相关故事）。

• I read her stories.

  我给她读故事。

• Read your child stories.

  给你的孩子读故事。

• When I was a child, my grandmother used to read bedtime stories to me.

  我小的时候，我的祖母总是为我读睡前故事。

• Readers read this kind of stories mainly for pleasure.

  读者读这类故事主要是为了消遣。

• Please read the following stories.

  请读一读下面的故事。