post-WWII的例句（post-WWII在句子中的用法）

• Will you sound John as to whether he would accept the post when offered? 你试探一下约翰的意见, 如果让他干的话, 他是否会接受这个职位。
• The post office is opposite (to) the station. 邮局在车站的对面。
• Remember to post the letter for me. 别忘了替我把信寄出。
• This place was not very safe, so they wanted to post guard. 这个地方不太安全, 因此他们想设岗于此。
• Post this notice on the wall. 把这个通知贴在墙上。
• Ask him whether he would accept the post. 问问他是否愿意就任该职。
• I've just taken her birthday card down to the post. 我刚把她的生日贺卡拿去邮局寄。
• A letter has come for you in the second post. 今天的第二批邮件中有一封你的信。
• The horses galloped towards the post. 马飞快地冲向终点。
• The post is stalled fast in the ground. 那根柱子牢牢地竖在地上。
• The post office is on the right. 邮局在右边。
• The post served as a bound-ary marker. 这个哨站用作标界。
• Seek for an experienced scientist to fill the post. 找一位有经验的科学家来担当此职。
• Excuse me, could you tell me the way to the post office? 对不起, 请问到邮局走哪条路?
• The evanescent post-war economic boom was quickly followed by a deep recession. 大萧条紧随短暂的战后经济繁荣而来。
• Will you cover for me at the telephone switchboard while I run out to post a letter? 我出去寄封信，你替我照看一下电话总机好吗?
• Because of the war they were obliged to conduct their courtship by post. 由于战争，他们只得通过写信谈恋爱。
• In a very real sense, post-war repression was the continuation of the war. 就真正意义上来说，战后经济衰退就是战争的继续。
• The post office cancels the stamps on a letter. 邮局盖戳注销信件上的邮票。
• All booking must be made by post. 所有的预订工作均可来信办理。