d的例句（d在句子中的用法）

• She’d had a typical nine-to-five job in the civil service before she worked in the theatre. 在去剧院工作之前，她做的是典型的朝九晚五的行政机关工作。
• We'd better stop at the garage to fill up, we're nearly out of petrol. 汽油快用光了, 我们最好在汽车修理厂停车加油。
• When I called to get the money she owed me, I found she’d done a moonlight flit. 我打电话向她催债时，发现她已经逃走了。
• I thought he'd have got back before this. 我以为他会在这之前回来的。
• Who'd have thought such a thing? 谁能料到有这样的事呢?
• You'd better not eat anything before a blood test. 在验血前你最好不要吃任何东西。
• I'd rather stand than sit. 我宁肯站, 不愿坐。
• I'd say he'll come at 9 o'clock. 我估计他将在九点钟回来。
• You'd better radio your reply to me as soon as possible. 你最好尽快发电报告诉我你的答复。
• I'd like to put a question to the speaker. 我想向演讲者提个问题。
• He'd written a tune, and played it to us on the piano. 他写了一段曲子, 并在钢琴上弹给我们听。
• I'd like to work in a government office. 我想在政府机关工作。
• I'd left my music at home. 我把乐谱落在家里了。
• I just kept mum when she asked me where Ben was. She’d be furious if she knew. 她问我本在哪里,我没有告诉她。如果她知道了,一定非常生气。
• James is so mercenary that he’d turn in his own mother for the reward money. 詹姆斯太唯利是图了,他为领取赏钱竟出卖了自己的母亲。
• I'd had two glass of wine and I was feeling mellow. 我喝了两杯葡萄酒, 顿时觉得心旷神怡。
• We'd marched 10 miles by sunset. 日落时我们已走了10公里。
• He was off work because he’d mangled his hand in a machine. 他没上班,因为他的手给机器严重压伤了。
• When he told me what she’d done to him I was lost for words. 他告诉我她对他的所作所为时，我惊讶得说不出话来。
• I'm hungry; I'd like some hot food. 我饿了, 我想吃一点热的东西。