d的例句（d在句子中的用法）

• I'd like to read the letter by your leave. 如果你同意, 我想看看这封信。
• She'd been a bit too lavish with the salt, so the soup didn't taste nice. 她放盐太多, 因而汤的味道不太好。
• His landing was awkward,but it was only the second time he’d flown solo. 他的着陆技术很不熟练,但这只是他第二次单飞。
• Put the kettle on, and I'd like a cup of tea. 把壶烧开, 我要喝杯茶。
• We'd better add in some lemon juice before mixing the flour with sugar. 在面粉里放糖之前, 我们最好放进一些柠檬汁。
• You'd better not interrupt him. He is sleeping. 你最好别打扰他, 他在睡觉。
• I'd like a cup of instant coffee. 我要杯速溶咖啡。
• You’d better ring for the housekeeper to bring more soap. 你最好按铃叫女管家再拿点肥皂来。
• You'd better save your hide. 你还是不受皮肉之苦为好。
• He’d been shooting heroin. 他一直在注射海洛因。
• You'd better guard your tongue. 你最好说话谨慎些。
• I'd be very grateful if you could let me know as soon as possible. 如果你尽快让我知道我将非常感激。
• I’d like five gallons of gin. 我要五加仑杜松子酒。
• He looked so terrified that I thought he'd seen a ghost. 他看上去如此害怕, 我以为他看见鬼了。
• We'd better stop at a station soon and gas up. 我们最好立即到加油站加油。
• He didn’t realize what a gaffe he’d made. 他没意识到自己已出乖露丑。
• If you wish for further explanation, you'd better apply in person to the director. 如果你想得到进一步说明, 你最好直接找厂长联系。
• I thought I’d seen a ghost — it really freaked me out. 我当时以为见到了鬼─我大惊失色。
• When her son went to fight in the war, his mother felt she'd said good-bye to him forever. 儿子动身去作战时, 母亲觉得她是同儿子永别了。
• We thought we’d been fobbed off with inferior goods. 我们以为对方向我们骗售劣质货物。