例句

• I’m not going to let them get one over on me! 我不会让他们胜过我的！
• ‘Who is definitely coming to the meeting?’ ‘Well, Mr Davies is, for one, and I’m almost sure Jill is too.’ “谁肯定会来参加会议？”“戴维斯先生是其中之一，而且我几乎可以肯定吉尔也会来。”
• Why do you always have to be one up on everybody else? 为什么你总是想要比其他人都强？
• I’ve never been a great one for fish and chips. 我向来不太喜欢吃炸鱼薯条。
• She’s not one for staying up late—she likes to be in bed by eleven. 她不常熬夜，喜欢十一点钟就上床睡觉。
• They live in the country and they’re great ones for long walks. 他们住在乡间，很喜欢长时间地散步。
• This is the kind of place where you can feel at one with nature. 在这个地方，你能感到与大自然融为一体。
• Both political parties are at one on the question of foreign imports. 两个政党在国外进口问题上立场完全一致。
• As Keith approached the finishing line, the crowd rose to their feet as one man, cheering him on. 基思快到达终点的时候，人们不约而同站起来为他加油。
• We spoke as one on this matter. 在这个问题上我们口径一致。
• ‘She’s just about to marry for the fifth time.’ ‘Ooh, she is a one, isn’t she?’ “她马上就要第五次结婚了。”“天哪，她可真够厉害的。”
• My house is the first one on the left. 我的房子是左边第一家。
• There are only hard chocolates left, we’ve eaten all the soft ones. 只剩下巧克力硬糖, 我们把软糖全吃光了。
• He was very young, not more than twenty-three or four, as indeed one could see at a glance. 他非常年轻, 不会超过23、24岁, 任何人一眼就会看出来。
• One can’t be too careful in matters like this. 在这种问题上再怎么小心都不为过。
• Please turn to Chapter One. 请翻到第一章。
• A person has one head and one neck. 人有一个头和一条脖子。
• They walked on a little way without speaking. 他们默默无语地向前走了一段路。
• She worked on quietly all night. 她整个晚上默默地继续工作。
• She put the tablecloth on. 她铺上了台布。