d的例句（d在句子中的用法）

• I'd gladly swap places with mummy any day... 什么时候让我和妈妈交换角色我都愿意。
• He felt the students had been victimized because they'd voiced opposition to the government. 他觉得学生们受到迫害是因为他们表达了对政府的不满。
• He was nasty about my appearance. If I dressed up he'd say I looked like a tart. 他对我的外表要求很苛刻，我要是打扮打扮，他就会说我像荡妇。
• Before I'd finished reading it, she snitched my copy of To Kill a Mockingbird. 我还没有读完我那本《杀死一只知更鸟》，她就把书给偷走了。
• He'd snared a rabbit earlier in the day. 那天早一点的时候，他设套捉了一只兔子。
• She scribbled a note to tell Mum she'd gone out... 她匆匆写了个便条告诉妈妈她已外出。
• I had tuberculosis and was told I'd be in the sanatorium for two years. 我得了肺结核，被告知要在疗养院呆两年。
• He retraced his steps to the spot where he'd left the case. 他折回到他丢下箱子的地方。
• I'd like to think I've had a modicum of success. 我倒觉得我取得了一点成绩。
• ...a flat crammed with spectacularly tasteless objets d'art. 摆满了俗不可耐的小艺术品的公寓
• Since I'll be away, I'd like to reschedule the meeting... 既然我到时候不在，我想重新安排一下会议的时间。
• ...the protagonist of J. D. Salinger's novel 'The Catcher in the Rye'... 塞林格的小说《麦田里的守望者》的主人公
• Everything about the country seemed utterly different from what I'd experienced before... 这个国家的一切似乎与我以前的经历完全不同。
• By the time she'd twigged what it was all about it was too late. 等到她把一切都想通时，已为时太晚。
• I'd been through the trauma of losing a house... 我经历过失去房子的痛苦。
• Although you'd think business would have boomed during the war, there was only a small spike in interest. 人们会认为战争期间生意会很红火，但实际上利息只有小幅上升。
• He couldn't recapture the form he'd shown in getting to the semi-final... 他没能找回闯进半决赛时表现出来的状态。
• 'Such lovely clothes. I'd no idea Milan was so wonderful,' she raved. “这些时装太漂亮了。我没想到米兰是如此的精彩，”她赞不绝口。
• They'd send me here, there and everywhere and I'd run myself ragged and get no place... 他们让我到这儿、到那儿，哪儿都跑遍了，我累得筋疲力尽却没有任何进展。
• I thought she'd stop pestering me, but it only seemed to make her worse... 我原以为她会停止纠缠我，但结果她似乎是变本加厉了。