jack-leg的例句(jack-leg在句子中的用法)
	
		
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			Jack often runs his father's company in the red.
			杰克经营他父亲的公司时时常亏空。
			
		
 
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			Old Jack was over 90 when he snuffed it.
			老杰克咽气的时候已经90多岁了。
			
		
 
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			When Tom’s companions drank to the Hans en Kelderr, or Jack in the low cellar, he could not help displaying an extraordinary complacence of countenance.
			当同事们举杯向他祝贺那未出世的孩子时,汤姆不禁露出一种异常得意的神情。
			
		
 
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			Jack’s idea of a good night out is to get plastered.
			杰克心里所想的在外面痛痛快快玩一夜就是喝个酩酊大醉。
			
		
 
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			Jack left her to suppose him uncommonly hot stuff at baseball
			杰克让她把他看成是非常优秀的棒球运动员。
			
		
 
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			Jack’s plaid shirt didn’t mix well with his striped trousers.
			杰克的方格衬衫与条纹长裤不相配。
			
		
 
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			Jack's shoes were caked with mud in a country road after a shower.
			阵雨过后走在乡村小路上,杰克的鞋子上沾了些泥块。
			
		
 
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			She cast her eyes down modestly while Jack was talking about her.
			杰克谈及她时她稍稍垂下目光。
			
		
 
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			A classic example comes from comedian Jack Benny, famous for his parsimony.
			有个经典例子出自以吝啬著称的喜剧演员杰克·班尼。
			
		
 
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			Our gardener is a jack of all trades,he can do carpentering,decorating,a bit of plumbing,and so on.
			我们的园丁是一个多面手,他会一点木工活、装潢、修理水管,等等。
			
		
 
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			As Jack is ill, we have to get a replacement for him.
			杰克生病了, 我们必须找一个人代替他。
			
		
 
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			Jack has obtained a medical qualification.
			杰克取得了行医资格证书。
			
		
 
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			Suddenly Jack shouted that he had lost five pounds.
			突然杰克大喊他丢失了五英镑。
			
		
 
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			Neither Jack nor I have seen this film.
			杰克和我都没有看过这部电影。
			
		
 
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			I went to see Jack and Bill yesterday, but neither one was at home.
			昨天我去看杰克和比尔, 可是两个人都不在家。
			
		
 
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			Jack is shorter than Tom by a head.
			杰克比汤姆矮一头。
			
		
 
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			Jack had drunk too much in the party.
			杰克在晚会上喝得太多了。
			
		
 
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			She is going to jack this job in.
			她将辞掉这工作。
			
		
 
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			He lifted the car with a jack to change the flat tyre.
			他用千斤顶把车顶起来换下瘪轮胎。
			
		
 
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			The book on which he hit on my desk was one of the famous novels written by Jack London.
			他无意间在我书桌上发现的那本书是杰克伦敦著名小说中的一本。