例句

• People began forming into little talkative groups. 人们开始一组一组地聚在一起议论。
• She’s a lively, talkative person. 她是个活泼爱说话的人。
• A powered vessel should give way to sail—it is an unwritten rule of the sea. 机动船在遇到帆船时必须让其先行, 这是一条不成文的航海规则。
• He asked us to be quiet and then made a startling announcement. 他叫我们安静下来,然后宣布了一条令人吃惊的消息。
• a startling piece of historical research 一项惊人的历史研究
• to an unpardonable degree 达到不可原谅的程度
• in an unpardonable manner 以不可原谅的方式
• At last his dreams were fulfilled. 他的梦想终于实现了。
• That was not wisely done. 那件事做得不明智。
• She is always hard up because she doesn’t lay out her money wisely. 她总是缺钱花,因为她胡乱花钱。
• a microwave that is vastly superior in design to all other models 设计上大大优于其他型号的微波炉
• The original furnishings are now in need of replacement. 原来的家具陈设需要更换了。
• The bed and the toilet were the only furnishings in the tiny cell. 床和马桶是这小单人禁闭室内惟一的陈设。
• rich furnishings 豪华的家具
• Her five-year-old daughter likes to act up before scores of visitors. 她那五岁的小女儿喜欢在很多的客人面前逞能。
• Scores of people have been hurt in running battles with police. 很多人在与警方的冲突中受伤。
• More and more people are inclined towards the Liberal Party as they become disenchanted with the two main parties that have governed the country for half a century. 人们对统治这个国家达半个世纪之久的两大政党不再抱有幻想，愈来愈多的人倾向于自由党。
• If something could disenchant voters, it would be the image of a political leader who is relying on an omnipotent image to woo votes. 一个依赖以往的成绩和无所不能的形象来争取选票的政治领导人，只会使选民感到失望。
• When the overseer was not in,most of the workers would lie down on the job. 只要监工不在,大多数工人就磨洋工。
• He has great neatness of person. 他衣冠十分整洁。