例句

• It is sheer madness to do it. 做这种事实在愚不可及。
• The anguish was so great that it turned into madness. 痛苦如此之大,以至变作疯狂。
• They cursed me as a madman. 他们骂我是疯子。
• He raced madly up the stairs. 他发疯似地向楼上跑去。
• The dog ran out with its tail wagging madly. 狗跑了出来，疯狂地摆着尾巴。
• The curtains billowed madly as the wind caught them. 风吹着窗帘，窗帘鼓了起来。
• Peter hates his nose so much that he’s seriously considering going under the knife to have it made smaller. 彼得很不喜欢自己的鼻子,他甚至认真考虑要动手术弄小一点。
• A good job, a beautiful house, lovely children: she’s really got it made. 一份好工作，一所漂亮的房子，还有几个可爱的孩子，她的生活真叫美满。
• With his brains and energy, he’s got it made. 凭他的智慧和干劲，这件事十拿九稳。
• Mr. Jones buys his children everything they want.He must be made of money. 孩子们要什么琼斯先生就给他们买什么,他一定很有钱。
• Why do people always think that lawyers are made of money? 为什么人们总是认为律师都很有钱?
• Jen and Alan seem made for each other, don’t they? 詹和艾伦像是天生的一对,是吧?
• The colonel’s calmness maddened Pluskat. 上校的镇静激怒了普拉斯凯特。
• A plaster cast of Madame Fournier stood in the artist’s studio. 那位艺术家的工作室里立着一尊富尼埃夫人的石膏像。
• The greedy madam stopped at nothing to gain profit. 贪婪的老鸨为了攫取利润无所不为。
• She's a little madam—don't let her order you around. 她喜欢指使别人, 别让她把你搞得团团转。
• I began my letter “Dear madam”. 我在书信的开头用“亲爱的夫人”。
• Dear madam, I am very glad and honoured to write to you. 亲爱的女士, 我能给你写信真是感到十分荣幸。
• What can I do for you, madam? 要我帮忙吗, 小姐?
• It's mad to force your foot into a shoe that's too small for you. 硬要把脚穿进太小的鞋里去是愚蠢的。