英语例句

含「was」的例句共 10451 条

• He was still a little angry with her.

  他还是对她有点生气。

• I was very angry and ready for a fight.

  我非常生气，想打一架。

• I would have walked out, I was that angry.

  我本要走出去的，我是那样的生气。

• He was getting angry—and with some justification.

  他生气了—而且不是没有道理的。

• The visiting president was jostled by angry demonstrators.

  到访的总统受到愤怒的示威者的推搡。

• I was angry about the rumours.

  我对这些谣言感到生气。

• The game was a joy to watch.

  这比赛看起来真开心。

• That was one hell of a game!

  那一场比赛简直一塌糊涂！

• Australia was ahead throughout the game.

  澳大利亚队在整场比赛中一直领先。

• The game was transmitted live.

  这场比赛被现场直播。

• The game was a blowout, 8–1.

  这场比赛赢得易如反掌，结果是8比1。

• I was repelled by the smell.

  这种气味让我恶心。

• The smell was unpleasantly strong.

  气味浓得令人难受。

• The smell in the cell was revolting.

  这间牢房里的味道令人作呕。

• I was repulsed by the horrible smell.

  这种可怕的气味让我恶心。

• There was a vile smell coming from the room.

  房间里传来令人恶心的气味。

• An ambulance was on the spot within minutes.

  几分钟之内，一辆救护车便赶到现场。

• He knew her weak spot where Steve was concerned.

  他了解她在与史蒂夫有关事情方面的缺点。

• The cross marks the spot where the body was found.

  十字记号标明了发现死尸的地点。

• His assessment of the situation was spot on.

  他对形势的判断完全准确。

• Yummy! That was delicious.

  我说的是真的，请相信我。

• It was made from milk, sugar, eggs and fruits, and it looked so yummy.

  它是由牛奶、糖、鸡蛋和水果制成的，看起来很好吃。

• She was a mean old harridan.

  她是个刻薄的老泼妇。

• The place was buzzing with journalists.

  那个地方被记者搞得闹哄哄的。

• The place was heaving with journalists.

  那个地方挤满了记者。

• The whole place was ringing with music.

  整个地方回荡着音乐声。

• The place was crawling with journalists.

  这地方挤满了记者。

• Each of us was given a dumpling-shaped cookie.

  我们每个人都得到了一块饺子形状的饼干。

• The mountain was sharply defined against the sky.

  那座山在天空的衬托下显得轮廓分明。

• The festival was a showcase for young musicians.

  音乐节是青年音乐家展现才华的场合。

• Logic dictates that our ancestors could not have held a yearly festival until they figured what a year was.

  依照逻辑推论，我们的祖先在弄清1年是什么意思之前，不可能举行过每年一度的节庆。

• The answer was an unequivocal 'no'.

  回答是个干脆利落的“不”字。

• Her answer was greeted with cries of outrage.

  她的回答引起了一片愤怒的吼叫。

• It was his fourth pink slip in two years.

  这是他在两年内收到的第四份解雇通知书。

• This was the fourth album by the top rock outfit.

  这是这个顶级摇滚乐队的第四张唱片专辑。

• Fourth, the food was amazing.

  第四点，美食太棒了。

• Where was the fourth coin?

  第四枚硬币哪去了？

• She was his fourth wife.

  她是他的第四任妻子。

• The car was in fourth gear.

  那辆汽车处于第4挡。

• My wife was sterilized after the birth of her fourth child.

  我妻子在生了第4个孩子后，做了绝育手术。

• The crowd was itching for a fight.

  那群人摩拳擦掌地想打架。

• He was scarred for life during a fight.

  他在一次打架中留下了一辈子的疤痕。

• He was very badly cut up in the fight.

  他在这场斗殴中伤得很重。

• He was eulogized as a hero.

  他被赞誉为英雄。

• He was treated as a hero on his release from prison.

  他获释出狱时被当成英雄看待。

• Capone was an underdog hero, a poor boy who made it big.

  卡彭是个草莽英雄，一个飞黄腾达了的穷小子。

• He was tall, dark and handsome, like a Mills and Boon hero.

  他个头高大、皮肤黝黑、相貌堂堂，像通俗爱情小说的男主角。

• Scott of the Antarctic was a national hero of mythic proportions.

  南极探险家斯科特是位赫赫有名的民族英雄。

• What a hero Tom was become, now!

  汤姆现在成了一个多么大的英雄啊！

• He was the first comic book hero.

  他是第一个漫画英雄。