英语例句

含「they're」的例句共 237 条

• He says relaxing conditions at school make children feel as if they're at home.

  他说，学校放松的环境让孩子们感觉就像在家里一样。

• "They're enjoyin' themselves for sure," she said.

  “他们肯定很开心。”她说。

• They're up to a kilometer long, but only a few meters wide, and they're scattered along the desert floor, in valleys between the dunes.

  我们所看到的石灰岩层高达一千米，而宽却只有几米，沿着沙漠底部和沙丘间的山谷分布。

• Because they're a little scary.

  因为它们有点吓人。

• They're living in an ivory tower.

  他们生活在象牙塔里。

• American tourists enjoy stocking up on inexpensive high quality Caribbean rum while they're on vacation.

  美国游客在度假时喜欢囤积价廉质优的加勒比朗姆酒。

• They're of medium height.

  他们中等身高。

• It then ranks them by the number of pages that link to them, counting links as votes (the most popular sites get weighted votes, since they're more likely to be reliable).

  接着它会根据与搜索字符相衔接的页面数量进行相关网页的排序，衔接数就相当于投票(那些最热门的网站都进行重要性投票，因为它们将更加可靠)。

• Soybeans: They're Not Just For Tofu anymore.

  大豆：不仅仅只是用来做豆腐了。

• Remember: don't shout to sleepwalkers when they're sleeping, or they can get confused (迷惑的) and scared.

  记住：不要在梦游者睡觉时喊他们，否则他们会陷入困惑或是惊恐。

• I can't get into these shoes—they're too small.

  这双鞋太小，我穿不进去。

• Even though they're designed for very different situations, both Hansel and Gretel have some unique and interesting features that set them apart from other tools of this type.

  虽然Hansel和Gretel是为截然不同的情景而设计的，但它们拥有一些独特而有趣的特性，使得它们不同于同类的其他工具。

• They're able to carry out individually targeted campaigns to cheat people.

  他们能够进行有针对性的活动来欺骗人们。

• "People cheat on their sleep, and they don't even realize they're doing it," says Dr. David.

  “人们在睡眠时也会欺骗，而且他们甚至没有意识到自己正在这样做。”大卫博士说。

• Armed with this knowledge, they're able to carry out individually targeted campaigns to cheat people.

  他们用这些知识武装自己，能够进行单独的、有针对性的活动来欺骗人们。

• You may walk into a store one day and they're not hiring.

  也许今天走进一家店，他们刚好没有招人；

• They're going to the National Science Museum.

  他们要到国立科学博物馆。

• As for Venetians, they're beyond frustrated and hoping for a solution soon.

  对于威尼斯人来说，他们极度沮丧，希望很快能有解决方案。

• They're trying to lay out an argument which is consistent and continuous, and keep surprise to a minimum.

  他们试图提出一个一致和持续的论点，并尽量使我们的诧异最小化。

• "When they're rich." -pam, age 7.

  “当他们有钱的时候”——Pam, 7岁。

• They're worried the tunnel construction could damage the site and get in the way of their work.

  他们担心修建隧道会破坏现场，且妨碍他们的工作。

• "They're here," Victor warns Jack.

  维克托警告杰克说，“他们来了。”

• Founders Taylor Collins and his wife, Katie Forrest, used to be endurance athletes; now they're advocates of grass-fed meat.

  创始人泰勒·柯林斯和他的妻子凯蒂·福雷斯特曾是耐力运动员；现在他们是食草肉类的倡导者。

• No, no, no. My name is Sato, not Shatou. (the class laughs again.) I think they're laughing at you.

  佐藤：不，不，不。我叫佐藤，不叫杀头。(全班再度大笑)我想他们是在笑你。

• I know that people get mad easily when they're under pressure.

  我知道人们在压力下很容易生气。

• Pirson says, they're those who examine the ordinary.

  皮尔逊说，他们是那些审视普通事物的人。

• They're aiming at training everybody by the end of the year.

  他们力求做到在年底前人人得到培训。

• Do they realize that they're killing a whole shark each time they enjoy a bowl of shark fin soup?

  他们是否意识到，每次享用一碗鱼翅汤时，他们就会杀死一整条鲨鱼？

• They are absolutely altering the food chain beyond what I think even they understand what they're doing.

  毫无疑问，他们正在改变食物供应链，我认为甚至他们自己都不知道这一点。

• They're lenses because they're convex vessels, and when they're full of water, they act as a lens and you see the horizon in them, upside down and backwards.

  它们是透镜，因为它们是凸面容器，当它们盛满水后，它们可作为透镜使用，你可以看到它们里面上下颠倒的地平线。

• Let's see, they're six – no, make that five hours ahead of us.

  让我想想，他们比我们早了6个小时–不，就算是6个小时吧。

• Instead, they are likely to drink only once they're thirsty - but that may be too little, too late, especially for children who play sports or are just active.

  相反，他们只是在觉得口渴的时候才会喝上一次水，但那却来得太少、太迟，尤其是对于那些喜欢运动或非常活跃的孩子们而言。

• This animal makes people feel like they're on a vacation.

  这种动物会让人们感到自己像在度假。

• They're welcome to stay here as long as they like.

  他们在这里愿意住多久就住多久。

• "They're the same as us," said Dickon, "only they have to build their homes every year."

  “它们和我们一样，”狄肯说，“只是它们每年都要重建家园。”

• They're sticking to Mariah Carey and 'American Idol,' where you pre-sell the package.

  他们依靠玛丽亚·凯莉和'美国偶像'做预售。

• They're like flowers that never fade, " 23-year-old Liu Wei told a rapt audience during a broadcast of the nationwide talent competition China's Got Talent."

  它们就像是从不凋零的花朵。” 在全国播出的选秀节目“中国达人秀”中，23岁的刘伟面对热情的观众如是说。

• ELIZA: That is what tornadoes sound like. They sound like trains. They're very loud.

  艾丽沙：那就是龙卷风听起来的声音，他们听起来像火车声，非常大声。

• They're seriously rich.

  他们极为富有。

• But I advise them to take seriously the questions about whether their [business] plan is irredeemably flawed and whether they need to change what they're doing.

  但是我建议他们谨慎考虑其[企业的]计划是否有致命的缺陷，以及是否需要改变他们正在做的事情。

• "Critical acclaim from people who don't know what they're talking about is meaningless," he claims dismissively.

  “来自不懂自己在说什么的评论者们的赞扬是没意义的，”他轻蔑地说。

• No wonder TV executives fall back on sitcom formulas and celebrities-they're safe bets in an expensive game.

  难怪电视主管们又回到了老套路的电视剧和名人——因为他们是这场昂贵游戏中最安全的赌注。

• He got his girlfriend pregnant and they're getting married.

  他让女友怀孕了，因此他们即将结婚。

• I think they're excused to dress up in fancy clothes.

  我想他们有理由打扮得漂漂亮亮的。

• They're easy to grind in a blender or coffee grinder.

  它们在搅拌机或咖啡研磨机里很容易被磨碎。

• In this new exhibition, Steen Brogaard turns his camera back towards Denmark and the Danes, doing what they're best at - being a great small country.

  在这个最新的展览里，布若格把镜头转向丹麦和在那里生活的人们，向大家展示了丹麦人最擅长的—做一个伟大的小国。

• They're not onions. They're tomatoes.

  它们不是洋葱，它们是西红柿。

• What are these? They're onions.

  这些是什么？这些是洋葱。

• They're onions.

  他们是洋葱。

• What are the children doing? They're practising for Sports Day.

  孩子们正在干什么？他们在为运动会做准备。