“的例句（“在句子中的用法）

• “Thanks for coming.” “Not at all, I enjoyed it.” “谢谢你的光临。”“别客气, 我感到很开心。”
• “Will you be able to get me tickets?”“Of course, no problem.” “你能给我弄到票吗?”“当然可以, 没问题。”
• “I'm sorry for knocking you.”“No problem.” “对不起撞了你一下。”“没关系。”
• “I'm sure there were over 10, 000 people at the demonstration.”“Oh, go on with you—it looked like a few hundred, that's all.” “我确定有一万多人参加游行。”“噢, 别开玩笑了!看起来好像就只有几百人!”
• “Think still again,” he said,“and do not act rashly. The best of God’s gifts may be abused,and yet they are all good. ”“再想一想吧,”他说,“不要鲁莽从事。上帝恩赐的精华可能会被滥用,可它们终究是好的。”
• Fran slipped the catch on the door, then turned to say good-bye. 弗兰拉开门闩，然后转身说“再见”。
• ‘Good-by and good riddance!’ she said to him angrily as he left. 他离开时,她生气地冲他说：“再见,你可算走了！”
• “Under no circumstances should a strong nation interfere in the internal affairs of another one, ”he argued back at the debate. 他在辩论中反驳说“在任何情况下, 强国都不该干涉弱国的内政。”
• “Could you make anything of what he was saying?”“No, I could make nothing of it.” “你明白他在说什么吗?”“不, 我不明白。”
• “You can pay.”“Like hell I will.” “你可以给钱的。”“我才不给呢。”
• We will see whether the “save our cities”campaign is for real or just window dressing. 我们要看看这次“拯救我们的城市”运动是认真的还是装装门面。
• “How are you feeling?”“Oh, I'm feeling a little bit better today.” “你感觉如何?”“今天感觉稍好点儿。”
• “How is your arm after the accident?”“It still hurts a bit.” “车祸以后你的胳膊怎么样了?”“还有点痛。”
• We suggested "A.M."; and after some hesitation, for my friend thought it perhaps sacrilegious, the slogan "A.M.! Amen!" 我们提议叫“A.M.”，因为我朋友害怕这样会渎神，所以一番犹豫之后，才给出广告语：“A.M.！阿门！”
• ‘Billy, I think it’s your turn to wash the dishes,’ said Jane. A noncommittal grunt was his only reply. “比利，我想这次该轮到你刷盘子了， ”简说。他只是不置可否地咕哝了一声算作回答。
• “And don't speak to me like that!”she flashed out. “别跟我那样说话!”她生气地喊道。
• I woke up early and said to myself, “Shall I get up? ”我醒得很早, 心里想“我要起床吗?”
• In “if I were you” the verb “were” is in the subjunctive. 在“If I were you”中动词“were”是虚拟语气。
• We often personify the sun and the moon, calling the sun “he” and the moon “she”. 我们经常用“他”来称呼太阳, 用“她”来称呼月亮, 使他们人格化。
• “And don't speak to me like that!”she flared up. “别跟我这么说话!”她生气地喊道。