21101 ~ 21200
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Let’s knock on for another half an hour.
我们再干半小时吧。 -
It’s the interest payments that knock on the price of a house over the years.
是这几年支付的分期付款利息使房子的价格上涨了。 -
I used to go out nearly every night but I decided to knock it on the head because I couldn’t really afford it.
我以前几乎每晚外出, 但我决定停止, 因为我实在抽不出时间。 -
Trying to get that class to learn anything is like knocking your head against a brick wall!
想要那个班的学生学习点东西是白费气力。 -
He knocked the nail out.
他把钉子敲了出来。 -
He knocked his pipe out before refilling it.
在装烟丝之前, 他磕出了烟斗里的烟灰。 -
Several of the child’s teeth were knocked out in the accident.
在那次事故中, 这孩子的几颗牙齿被打掉了。 -
The drug knocked him out.
麻醉药使他昏迷了。 -
The medicine knocked him out.
这种药使他昏了过去。 -
He was knocked out by a stone hurled at him from the other side of the road.
他被马路对面向他投来的一块石头打昏了。 -
Joe knocked his opponent out in the first round of the contest.
乔在比赛第一回合中就把对方击倒了。 -
No one expected that he would be knocked out so easily.
谁也没有料到他这么轻易地被击败了。 -
He has now knocked out most of the other competitors.
现在他已击败了大多数的其他竞赛者。 -
The supporters were disappointed when their united team was knocked out in the first round.
当联队在第一轮比赛中就遭到淘汰时, 它的支持者们都感到很失望。 -
The telephone communications were knocked out by the storm.
风暴使电话通讯中断了。 -
This job has quite knocked me out.
这项工作真把我累死了。 -
He actually knocked himself out with excessive work.
实际上他是由于工作过度而把自己累得筋疲力尽的。 -
He knocked out five letters in two hours last night.
昨晚, 他只花了两小时就写了五封信。 -
The news of the tragedy really knocked us out.
关于这一惨案的消息确实使我们感到震惊。 -
That book really knocks me out.
那本书确实引起了我的共鸣。 -
If you don’t tell me where you got that money, I’ll knock the living daylights out of you!
你要不告诉我钱是从哪儿来的, 我就揍扁你! -
Our team was knocked out of the competition in the second game.
在第二轮比赛中我们队被淘汰了。 -
The news that she had lost the competition knocked the spirit out of the young singer.
这位年轻歌手听说自己在比赛中失败的消息后变得垂头丧气。 -
When the next speaker produced all those facts, he knocked the bottom out of my arguments.
当下一位发言人提出所有事实时, 他把我的论点彻底驳倒了。 -
The sudden blow knocked two teeth out of his mouth.
这突然的一击打掉了他两颗牙。 -
Knock the ash out of your pipe before you refill it.
把烟灰磕出来再装烟丝。 -
The diamond must have got knocked out of my ring when I dropped it.
我把戒指掉在地上时, 钻石一定是被摔掉了。 -
Coming too fast down the road, I knocked over a child on a bicycle.
由于车开得太快, 我把一个骑自行车的小孩撞倒了。 -
Jim was knocked over by a bus, but not seriously hurt.
吉姆被公共汽车撞倒了, 但伤得不严重。 -
The unexpected news fairly knocked me over.
那意外的消息着实使我吃了一惊。 -
We should be able to knock the other team over without any trouble.
我们应该能够毫不费力地击败对手。 -
“Where did you get all these watches? Did you knock them over?”“Yes, we knocked over a jeweler’s shop last night.”
“你从哪儿弄来这些手表?是不是抢的?”“是的, 昨晚我们抢劫了一家珠宝行。” -
Mike can knock over three or four of those simple drawings in a day.
迈克一天可完成三四张那样简单的图画。 -
If you two boys don’t stop quarrelling immediately, I’ll knock your heads together.
如果你们两个男孩不马上停止争吵, 我就要使用武力制止。 -
You should knock their silly heads together.
你应设法使他们明白事理。 -
The builders can knock through to make one large room upstairs.
建筑工人可以把楼上两间屋子打通使之合成一大间。 -
We can knock the wall through to make a new entrance.
我们可以把墙打通修个新入口。 -
It won’t take me more than five minutes to knock a snack together.
用不了五分钟, 我就能做好一份点心。 -
The two pieces of wood knocked together.
两块木头互相碰撞。 -
His knees were knocking together.
他害怕得腿肚子打战。 -
The logs were knocked together as they floated down the stream.
圆木顺流而下时互相碰撞着。 -
Hey, Mum, knock something together for us to eat.
嗨, 妈, 搞点东西给我们吃吧。 -
Confronting great hardships, the surveyors never knocked under.
在巨大的艰难困苦面前, 那些勘探人员从未屈服过。 -
We refuse to knock under to any difficulties.
我们不向任何困难屈服。 -
Tell the servant to knock me up at five o’clock.
告诉仆人五点敲门叫醒我。 -
Run for the doctor and knock him up.
快去请医生, 把他叫起来。 -
We were knocked up by the police in the middle of the night.
我们在半夜被警察敲门叫醒了。 -
Even though they weren’t expecting me, they managed to knock up a marvelous meal.
他们虽然没想到我要来, 但还是设法匆匆做了一顿丰盛的饭。 -
This house was just knocked up.
这栋房子是匆匆建造的。 -
She knocked up against the table.
她撞上了桌子。 -
The boy knocked up against a tree.
那个男孩不小心撞在树上。 -
I knocked up against my old teacher in the town this morning.
今天上午我在城里无意中碰到了过去教过我的一位老师。 -
She knocked up against difficulties.
她意外地遇到了困难。 -
Number 30 has a red door and a brass knocker.
30号有一扇红门和一幅铜门环。 -
He made a knot in the rope.
他在绳子上打了个结。 -
A knot of people stood talking outside the door.
一群人站在门外聊天。 -
A knot sometimes forms in a tired muscle.
疲乏的肌肉上有时会起硬块。 -
The steamer makes 20 knots an hour.
这艘轮船的时速是20海里。 -
My thread has knotted.
我的线打起结来了。 -
She knotted the parcel firmly.
她把那个小包扎得很紧。 -
The prisoner escaped from the prison by knotting the sheets together and climbing down them out to the window.
逃犯把床单系在一起, 然后爬出窗外, 逃出监狱。 -
He knotted two ropes together.
他打个结把两根绳子连在一起。 -
I honestly don’t know.
我真的不知道。 -
He knows English and French.
他懂英文和法文。 -
I know he is always shooting off his mouth.
我知道他说话老是漏嘴。 -
He knew where she was hiding.
他知道她藏在哪里。 -
I got to know him in the autumn of 1963.
我是在1963年秋天认识他的。 -
I happened to know about him.
我正巧知道一些有关他的情况。 -
I know about him, but I’ve never met him.
我听说过他, 可从来没有见过他。 -
We know about magnetism by the way magnets act.
我们通过磁铁的作用知道磁性是怎么一回事。 -
Do you know anything about astronomy?
你懂天文学吗? -
I’ll let you know all about it later on.
以后我全让你知道。 -
You know as much about it as I do.
关于这一点, 你知道的和我一样多。 -
Only their mother knows the twins apart.
只有他们的母亲才能分清这对双胞胎。 -
Anybody who compiles a dictionary has to know his alphabet backwards.
无论谁编字典都得把字母表记得熟透。 -
No, you really ought to stay in bed; remember, Mother knows best!
不, 你真应当卧床静养。记住, 母亲说得最有道理! -
Doctors should ask nurses their opinion; after all, they know the patients best.
医生应当征求护士们的意见, 毕竟护士最清楚病人的情况。 -
You ought to have known better!
你怎么这么糊涂呢! -
Fools may believe you, but I know better.
傻子或许会相信你, 我可不会。 -
I know better than to do such a thing.
我不会糊涂到干出这种事情来。 -
I know better than to lend him any money.
我知道不该把钱借给他。 -
You will know the house by its tall chimneys.
看到那些大烟囱你就会认出那所房子。 -
I know him by his voice.
我凭声音知道是他。 -
Let me know it immediately by telephone.
马上打电话通知我。 -
You must keep repeating the lines until they are known by heart.
你必须反复朗读这几行一直到能背诵为止。 -
I know fine that he’s not to be trusted.
我很清楚他是不可信的。 -
We know fine that’s a good idea.
我们很清楚那是个好主意。 -
It is well known for its lead mines.
它因有铅矿而非常出名。 -
I know you for a thief and a liar!
我算认识你了, 一个又偷又骗的家伙! -
You’d better first know a friend from an enemy.
你首先得分清敌友。 -
At first I didn’t know him from another boy in his class.
一开始我把他和他班上另一个男孩弄混了。 -
He doesn’t know a knife from a fork.
他连刀叉也分不清。 -
I think our bid will be successful, I can know it in my bones.
我认为我们的投标会成功的, 我能预感到。 -
His greed for power knows no bounds.
他的权力欲是无止境的。 -
I don’t know the writer, but I know of him.
我不认识这个作家, 但我听说过。 -
Do you know of a really good hotel in this city?
你知道这个城里有家真正像样儿的好旅馆吗? -
He would wish that he had never known of it.
他但愿自己根本不晓得这件事。 -
Such a kind of thing has never been known of before.
这种事情以前闻所未闻。 -
Imes knows his business because he has been in this line for years.
因为艾姆斯干这行多年, 所以他精通业务。 -
He is a conscientious man and knows his job.
他很认真负责, 也很懂行。