post-disaster的例句（post-disaster在句子中的用法）

• A startling cultural transformation occurred in post-war Britain. 战后英国的文化出现了令人惊讶的变化。
• He was severely criticized and removed from his post. 他受到了严厉的批评并且被撤了职。
• The post of chairman rotates among members of the committee. 主席一职由委员会的成员轮流担任。
• I am going to take the parcel to the post office this afternoon. 今天下午我打算去邮局寄包裹。
• The top post in the delegation was still vacant. 代表团中的最高职位仍空着。
• Many women applied for the post of typist. 许多妇女应征这个打字员的职位。
• 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。
• Recklessness invites disaster. 粗心大意招致灾难。
• We were well aware of impending disaster. 我们清楚地意识到即将来临的灾难。