认识的的例句(认识的在句子中的用法)
	
		
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			Though the man I introduced to you last night looks somewhat boorish,he is a diamond in the rough.
			我昨天晚上介绍给你认识的那个人虽然看上去有点没礼貌,可他是个外粗内秀的人。
			
		
 
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			Inferring means you can guess the word meaning form the context or hints in the text.
			推断词义指你对不认识的新单词可以通过文章上下文或在句子中的提示猜出该词的大意.
			
		
 
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			You always meet new personalities in various existences, as well as people you have known.
			在不同的存在中你总是遇到新的人格, 就象你所认识的人一样.
			
		
 
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			She was the nicest person I know.
			她是我所认识的最和善的人.
			
		
 
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			The Greeks had recognized that abstract or mathematical space is distinct from sensory perceptions of space.
			希腊人已经承认抽象的或数学的空间不同于感性认识的空间.
			
		
 
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			This was not the easy Hurstwood of Chicago -- not the liberal, opulent Hurstwood she had known.
			这已不是芝加哥的那个自由自在的赫斯渥, 不是她过去认识的那个豪放 、 阔绰的赫斯渥了.
			
		
 
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			He is the most opinionated man I know.
			他是我所认识的最固执己见的人.
			
		
 
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			Few of the men she saw seemed worth a ruinous expenditure.
			她觉得,她认识的男子中,很少有值得她倾心相爱的.
			
		
 
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			By the time he's twenty he'll know everyone worth knowing in Washington.
			到20岁时,他就会认识华盛顿所有值得认识的人。
			
		
 
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			Piaget thinks the development of cognition involves four aspects, such as schema, assimilation, readjustment and equilibration.
			皮亚杰认为发生认识的发展涉及图式 、 同化 、 顺应和平衡四个方面.
			
		
 
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			Epistemology is the theory of knowledge.
			认识论是关于认识的理论.
			
		
 
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			Lower and debase myself for the amusement of strangers?
			丑化自己去娱乐那些我完全不认识的人?
			
		
 
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			I know one investment banking boss who penalises underlings for lobbying crassly.
			我认识的一位投行老板就会惩罚那些过分游说的下级.
			
		
 
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			Though the man I introduced to you last night looks somewhat boorish, he is a diamond in the rough.
			我昨天晚上介绍给你认识的那个人虽然看上去有点没礼貌, 可他是个外粗内秀的人.
			
		
 
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			Jane brings this guy she hardly knows back for some kind of assignation?
			简带那个她几乎不认识的家伙回来 吗 ?
			
		
 
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			She hangs out with the arty types she met at drama school.
			她和一些在戏剧学校认识的附庸风雅的朋友常混在一起。
			
		
 
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			He was different from anyone I had known, very worldly, everything that Dermot was not...
			他不同于我认识的任何一个人,非常老成,与德莫特完全相反。
			
		
 
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			There is a pernicious culture of excellence: everything has to be not merely good but the best.
			对于优秀存在着一种认识的误区:一切都务求最好。
			
		
 
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			He was firm and steady unlike other men she knew.
			他坚定可靠,和她认识的其他男人不一样。
			
		
 
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			Some people are always coming up to perfect strangers and asking them what they do...
			有些人总爱和完全不认识的人搭讪,询问人家的职业。