英语例句

含「led」的例句共 2721 条

• He always spilled the drinks.

  他总是不小心把饮料给洒了。

• He bundled up the dirty clothes and stuffed them into the bag.

  他把脏衣服捆起来塞进袋子。

• The evening breeze ruffled the pond.

  那傍晚的微风吹皱了水塘的表面。

• 'I only hope...', she trailed off.

  “我只希望…”她的声音越来越小，最后听不到了。

• Their belts are pulled tight against their bony frames.

  他们的腰带紧裹着瘦骨嶙峋的躯体。

• Windows are usually sealed off.

  窗户通常是封闭的。

• Eighty million years ago, dinosaurs ruled the earth.

  八千万年前，地球是恐龙的天下。

• He wheeled his horse back to the gate.

  他突然掉转马头返回到大门。

• Snow was piled up against the door.

  积雪封门。

• The old theatre was pulled down, wasn't it?

  老戏院被拆了，对不？

• A frisson of apprehension rippled around the theatre.

  一阵突如其来的恐慌在剧院里蔓延。

• Someone had scribbled all over the table in crayon.

  不知谁用蜡笔胡写乱画，桌面上都涂满了。

• Saying "Goodbye" to mom and then "Guten tag" to your teacher, or managing to ask for a crayola roja instead of a red crayon, requires skills called "inhibition" and "task switching".

  道别时对妈妈说 “Goodbye”，对老师说 “Guten tag”，或者要红色蜡笔时不说 “red crayon”，而说 “crayola roja”，这都需要调动“约束任务”和“切换任务”的技能。

• He killed her with a thrust of the knife.

  他把她一刀刺死了。

• She crumpled the paper in her hand.

  她把手中的纸揉成了一团。

• Alberg scrabbled around for pen and paper.

  阿尔伯格四处翻找笔和纸。

• Daniel nibbled on his pen.

  丹尼尔轻轻咬着他的钢笔。

• Dissecting means you are using scissors to open up layers of tissue, called fascial planes, to get to the kidney.

  解剖意味着你要用剪刀打开名叫筋膜层的组织直至肾脏。分离这些组织层次，

• The shop bell jangled loudly.

  商店的钟发出丁零当啷的巨大响声。

• The vibrations of the vehicles rattled the shop windows.

  那些车辆的颤动使得商店的窗户咯咯作响。

• The shop stocks everything from cigarettes to recycled paper.

  该商店的存货包括香烟和再生纸等各种商品。

• My dad whistled tunelessly through his teeth.

  我爸爸从牙缝里乱吹口哨，曲不成调。

• Attempts to find a solution have failed.

  试图找到解决办法的种种努力全都失败了。

• Who first put the beef between pieces of bread and called it a hamburger?

  谁是第一个把牛肉放在面包片之间，并称之为汉堡包的人呢？

• Some years later, they say that a group of Germans called his sandwich a "hamburger" because people from the German city of Hamburger ate this kind of beef.

  几年后，他们说，一群德国人称他的三明治为“汉堡包”，因为来自德国汉布格尔的人们吃这种牛肉。

• They planned to keep the budget low by living on boiled noodles, with the occasional hamburger shop treat.

  他们计划煮面条来果腹，偶尔也到汉堡店吃汉堡，以此来降低预算。

• The phone shrilled, making her jump.

  电话突然响起，把她吓了一跳。

• Very softly, she called out: "Hello? Who's there?"

  她很轻柔地喊道：“喂？谁在那儿？”

• 'Hi!' she called brightly.

  “嗨！”她轻快地招呼道。

• What's their son called?

  他们的儿子叫什么名字？

• Ann threw back the covers and scrambled out of bed.

  安掀开被子，急忙下了床。

• The train pulled into a station.

  那列火车驶入了一个车站。

• Somewhere a train whistled.

  某个地方响起了火车的鸣笛声。

• A train trundled across the bridge.

  一列火车隆隆驶过大桥。

• In the flooded forest, vines and roots created a web of gnarled wood covered with every type of biting insect.

  在洪水四溢的森林里，藤条和树根形成了一个多节的木头网，其上有各种咬人的昆虫。

• He lifted the phone and dialled her number.

  他拿起电话，拨她的号码。

• Unfilled positions number several million countrywide.

  全国的空缺职位数达到数百万。

• He dialled the number and waited.

  他拨号后便等着通话。

• He fumbled the key into the ignition.

  他笨拙地把钥匙插进汽车点火开关。

• She jiggled with the lock.

  她摆弄着锁。

• He picked each lock deftly, and rifled the papers within each drawer.

  他熟练地撬开每一把锁，偷走了每个抽屉里的文件。

• They called her Miss Mouse because she was so meek and mild.

  他们称她为“鼠小姐”，因为她总是那么懦弱谦和。

• The Mouse only growled in reply.

  老鼠只是用咆哮作为回答。

• She called softly after it, "Mouse dear!"

  她跟在老鼠后面轻声叫道：“亲爱的老鼠！”

• The lion killed all the cows.

  狮子杀死了所有的牛。

• The National Stadium is called the Bird's Nest.

  国家体育场被称为鸟巢。

• The ball rolled into the net.

  球滚进了网。

• The ball somehow bobbled into the net.

  球不知怎么在地上弹了几下钻入网窝。

• Thousands of angry demonstrators filled the square.

  广场上聚满了成千上万的愤怒示威者。

• Barricades funnelled the crowds towards the square.

  设置的路障控制人流涌向广场。