那的例句（那在句子中的用法）

• The men were lounging over the bar [ in the armchairs ]. 那些男人懒懒地靠[斜卧 ] 在吧台[扶手椅子 ] 上.
• Walkways allow visitors to enter the caves in perfect safety. 步行道使游客可以十分安全地进入那些洞穴.
• "But it'll not happen," she concluded pessimistically. “但那是不会发生的。”她悲观地下了结论。
• The most the Panamanians are after is a chance to get more income from the Canal. 巴拿马人追求的最大目标是有机会从运河那里得到更多的收入.
• Once multiple scattering becomes invoved simple formulae such as those just given are inapplicable. 一旦涉及到多次散射,刚刚给出的那些简单公式便不再适用了.
• That's John Gibb, operations chief for New York Emergency Management. 那个人是约翰·吉布，纽约应急管理办公室的行动总指挥官。
• Checkpoints between the two zones were temporarily closed. 那两个地区之间的检查站被临时关闭。
• Pedestrian zones mean that children can play in relative safety. 步行区域意味着孩子们可以在那里相对安全地玩耍。
• Criminal defense lawyers can help convicts escape punishment for their crimes. 那些罪犯的辩护士甚至可以帮助杀人犯逃脱罪责.
• Desmond did not believe the diamond was real. 德斯蒙德不相信那钻石是真的。
• The enraged crowd stoned the car, then set it on fire. 愤怒的人群向那辆车扔石头，然后放火烧它。
• El lugar a que me refiero no se halla muy lejos de aqu í. 这是我昨天对你们说的那本书.
• Feudal rulers often branded those who rebelled against them as traitors and heretics. 封建统治者常给那些反抗他们的人加上大逆不道的罪名.
• That was enough to give Mansell an unassailable lead. 那足以让曼塞尔获得别人无法撼动的领先地位。
• Those rockets landed in the desert. 那些火箭降落在了沙漠里。
• What about the unfairness of life? Why do bad things happen to good people? 那怎么解释人生的不公呢？为什么坏事会降临在好人头上？
• I don't like the sound of Toby Osborne. 我不喜欢托比·奥斯伯恩的那一套。
• That cup is priceless. You can't put a value on it. 那个杯子价值连城，无法定价。
• After that, life became a matter of defying school rules. 从那以后，生活便成了处处与校规作对。
• "What if they gave a war and nobody came?" was one of his generation's favored aphorisms. “如果他们宣战却无人应战该怎么办？”是他那一代人钟爱的格言。