d的例句（d在句子中的用法）

• You'd better measure the flow of water over the dam. 你们最好测量一下从堤坝上面流出的水量。
• I was really pleased when he said how well I’d done,because he isn’t known for flattery. 听他说我做得这么好时,我很高兴,因为他不是擅长恭维的人。
• She didn’t bat an eyelid when they told her she’d lost her job. She just calmly walked out. 他们告诉她她的工作丟了的时候，她连眼皮都没动一下，只是平静地走了出去。
• I'd like to exchange this dress for one in a smaller size. 我想把这件衣服换一件小点尺寸的。
• I'd quit except I need the money. 要不是我需要钱的话，我就辞职了。
• ‘So he told you you’d got the job?’ ‘Not exactly, but he said they were impressed with me.’ “那么他说这个工作归你了？”“不完全是这样，但是他说他们对我的印象不错。”
• Our pianist had fallen ill, and then, at the eleventh hour, when we thought we’d have to cancel the performance, Jill offered to replace him. 我们的钢琴演奏者病倒了，在最后关头，当我们以为不得不取消表演时， 吉尔表示愿意代替他演出。
• From the way he was walking it was obvious he’d had one over the eight. 从他走路的样子看，显然他有点儿喝高了。
• You'd better look it up in the dictionary. 你最好查一下词典。
• Who'd like to describe what happened just now? 谁来描述一下刚才所发生的情形?
• I'd like to make a deposit please. 我想存款, 请给我办理一下。
• I’d never met such crudity before. 我从未见过这样粗鲁的行径。
• Don’t be so coy, and I know you’d like to do the job. 不要这样忸怩作态, 我知道你 真的喜欢这份工作。
• Her cheeks began to fill out after she’d been in the convalescent hospital for a couple of months. 在疗养院养了两个月以后,她的脸渐渐变圆了。
• We’d just finished our meal when John realized he’d accidentally left his checkbook at home. 我们刚吃完饭,这时约翰发现他无意中把支票本落在家里了。
• I was certain I'd found you here if you were still in existence. 我确信如果你还活着的话, 我会在这儿找到你。
• You'd better pay in cash. 你最好付现款。
• I’d like to know what caper he is up to now. 我倒想知道他现在又在玩什么鬼把戏了。
• I’d like to speak to you again. Bye now!我希望和你再谈一次。现在再见吧！
• I thought I’d better broach the matter with my boss. 我想我最好还是跟老板说一下这事。