21701 ~ 21800

  1. The bottom of the nest is laid with feathers and hair.
    巢的底部是用羽毛和头发铺成的。

  2. These seeds must be covered with a layer of earth.
    这些种子必须盖上一层泥土。

  3. Where the law is concerned, I’m only a layman.
    就法律而言, 我只不过是一个门外汉。

  4. These technical terms are difficult for the layman to understand.
    这些专门术语是外行人难以理解的。

  5. Textile companies announced 2000 fresh layoffs last week.
    各纺织公司上周宣布再次裁员两千人。

  6. The robbers studied the layout of the bank.
    这伙强盗研究了银行的布局。

  7. Lazy people seldom succeed.
    懒惰的人很少会成功。

  8. He was lazy in English.
    他懒于学英语。

  9. He comes to school by bus because he is too lazy to walk.
    他乘公共汽车上学, 因为他懒得走路。

  10. She spoke with a lazy articulation.
    她说话慢吞吞的。

  11. I’ll lead; you must follow me.
    我带路, 你一定得跟着我。

  12. If the blind leads the blind, both will fall into ditch.
    盲人领瞎子, 两人都会掉进水沟里。

  13. Who is going to lead?
    谁来领导?

  14. Which horse is leading in the race right now?
    现在赛马中哪匹马领先?

  15. He leads the class in mathematics.
    在数学方面, 他是全班第一。

  16. They led him captive.
    他们将他活捉。

  17. We are leading a happy life.
    我们过着幸福的生活。

  18. He is one of leads we should learn.
    他是我们应该学习的榜样之一。

  19. He has a lead of ten metres over the other runners.
    他领先别的运动员十米。

  20. He’s playing the lead in the new play.
    他在这出新剧中担任主角。

  21. Lead is a heavy metal.
    铅是重金属。

  22. His daughters have led him a fine dance by constantly staying out late at night.
    他的几个女儿经常在外面待到深夜, 这使他头疼。

  23. She doesn’t like to be led by the nose.
    她不喜欢被人家牵着鼻子走。

  24. He led us into the room.
    他把我们引入室内。

  25. The horses were led into the yard.
    马被牵进了院子里。

  26. His careless spending led him into debt.
    他随便花钱使他负债。

  27. Behavior like this will lead you into trouble.
    这样的行为会给你惹麻烦的。

  28. This passage leads into the courtyard.
    这条路通向院子。

  29. Gutters lead the water into the ditch.
    排水沟把水排到这条水沟里。

  30. Who is going to lead off?
    谁先开始?

  31. The principal led off by welcoming all the new students.
    校长以欢迎全体新同学作为开场。

  32. She led off a dance.
    她领头起舞。

  33. They led off the show with a song.
    他们以一首歌开始了节目。

  34. If you have no intention of marrying her, you shouldn’t keep leading her on.
    如果你不打算和她结婚, 你就不应该继续哄骗她。

  35. Salesmen do their best to lead people on to buy things they don’t need.
    推销员竭其所能诱使人们去买那些他们不需要的东西。

  36. Besides cancer, smoking can lead on to other diseases.
    除了癌症外, 吸烟还可引起其他疾病。

  37. The bell-boy led us to our rooms.
    旅馆服务员把我们带到了我们的房间。

  38. All roads lead to Rome.
    条条道路通罗马。

  39. In given conditions, a bad thing can lead to good results.
    在一定条件下, 一件坏事可以导致好的结果。

  40. An ordinary cold can soon lead to a fever.
    一场普通的感冒很快便会引起高烧。

  41. He dressed up his statement to lead the voters up the garden path.
    他用花言巧语来欺骗选民。

  42. In the months leading up to the great ceremony, many people took part in the preparations.
    临近盛典的几个月里, 许多人参加了准备工作。

  43. The report describes the negotiations which led up to the settlement.
    这篇报道描述了导致达成协议的谈判的情况。

  44. Finally the chairman led up to his favorite topic.
    最后, 主席终于转到自己最热衷的话题上去了。

  45. That’s just what I am leading up to.
    那正是我就要说到的一点。

  46. We’ll lead with the dock strike.
    我们将以码头工人罢工作为头条新闻。

  47. The leadership of the movement is[are] in agreement on this issue.
    这一运动的领导层对这个问题的看法一致。

  48. She is one of the leading writers of her days.
    她是那个时代主要的作家之一。

  49. Several leaves had been torn out of the novel.
    这本小说已被撕掉了几页。

  50. They needed three gold leaves.
    他们需要三张金箔。

  51. He picked up a leaflet about care of the teeth.
    他拾起一张宣传保护牙齿的传单。

  52. The ship was leaking badly.
    那艘船漏得很厉害。

  53. The car leaks oil.
    这辆车漏油。

  54. He leaked the news of the ambassador’s visit.
    他把大使来访的消息泄露出去了。

  55. There is a leak in the roof.
    房顶上有个漏洞。

  56. There has been a leak of information.
    走漏了风声。

  57. The oil leaked away because there was a small hole in the tank.
    油渗出来了, 因为油箱上有个小洞。

  58. With the continued loss of blood, his life was steadily leaking away.
    他流血不止, 生命的火焰渐渐熄灭。

  59. You didn’t mend the boat properly—the water is still leaking in.
    你没有修好船, 水还是会漏进来。

  60. The rain is leaking in through a crack in the roof.
    雨从屋顶缝隙中漏入。

  61. The water was still slowly leaking out.
    水仍在慢慢地渗出来。

  62. Nobody knew how the secret had leaked out.
    没有人知道秘密是怎样泄露出去的。

  63. They lost the bid for leaking out the plot.
    因为泄露了秘密, 他们没有中标。

  64. They have leaked the information out to the press.
    他们已经把消息泄露给了新闻界。

  65. He leaked the news to his friend.
    他把消息泄露给了他的朋友。

  66. The postbox leans a little bit.
    这个邮筒有点倾斜。

  67. He has a lean handsome face.
    他的脸清瘦而英俊。

  68. Lean against my arm. I will support you.
    靠在我胳膊上, 我来扶住你。

  69. He leaned his back against the wall.
    他背靠在墙上。

  70. He leaned against this opinion.
    他对这个观点有看法。

  71. I leaned back to get a better view, and fell off the chair.
    我向后仰想看得清楚些, 可却从椅子上摔了下来。

  72. We leaned the poles back against the wall.
    我们把这些竿子斜倚在墙上。

  73. Please don’t lean your chair back, you’ll break it.
    请不要坐在椅子上往后仰, 你会把椅子弄坏的。

  74. Tony was so tall that he had to lean down to get through the doorway.
    托尼个子很高, 进门时不得不弯下腰来。

  75. The branches leaned down to the ground, heavy with the weight of the fruit.
    累累的果实使枝头垂向地面。

  76. She leaned her face down to be kissed by the child.
    她弯下腰让孩子亲吻她。

  77. He leaned forward and patted me on the shoulder.
    他向前倾着身子并拍我的肩膀。

  78. I leaned my head forward to hear what they were saying.
    我把头掉过去, 听听他们在说什么。

  79. Lean on me if you feel dizzy.
    如果你觉得头晕, 就靠在我身上好了。

  80. Leaning her head on my shoulder, she began to cry.
    她把头靠在我的肩上哭了起来。

  81. They always lean on us when they’re in trouble.
    他们有麻烦时总是依赖我们。

  82. Do it yourself; don’t lean on others for support.
    自己做, 不要依赖别人的支持。

  83. If you pay the gang the thousand pounds, they’ll only lean on you for more.
    如果你把这1000英镑拿给这帮歹徒, 他们只会向你勒索更多的钱。

  84. She went to the window and leaned out.
    她走向窗子, 将身子伸出去。

  85. Lean your head out for a moment and see if it’s raining.
    把头伸出去, 看看是不是在下雨。

  86. John leaned over and whispered something into my ear.
    约翰伸过头来, 向我轻轻耳语了一番。

  87. The small tree leans over in the wind.
    那棵小树在风中倾斜着。

  88. Please don’t lean over me while I’m working—it annoys me.
    我干活时别趴在我身上, 怪烦人的。

  89. He leans over backwards to make up for what he has lost.
    他尽力弥补他的损失。

  90. Jackson is leaning over backwards to persuade his wealthy uncle.
    杰克逊想尽种种办法去讨好他那个有钱的叔叔。

  91. The apple tree leaned to the field, dropping its flowers on the grass.
    那棵苹果树的树枝朝田里伸去, 花落在了草上。

  92. The old house leans to the right at a dangerous angle.
    那所老宅向右斜得很危险。

  93. The young politician is beginning to lean to the opinions of the workers.
    那位年轻的政治家逐渐开始倾向于工人的意见。

  94. If you lean too far towards the water, you might fall in.
    你身子要是朝水面斜得太厉害说不定要掉进水里。

  95. Young people today lean towards casual clothes.
    现在的年轻人倾向于穿休闲装。

  96. I lean towards letting him go along.
    我倾向于让他一个人去。

  97. Recent events lean me more towards favoring longer years of imprisonment.
    最近发生的事件更使我倾向于延长罪犯关押年限的意见。

  98. His heart leaped and he felt himself reddening.
    他的心在跳, 他感觉自己的脸红了。

  99. Look before you leap.
    三思而后行。

  100. The horse leaped a stream.
    这匹马跃过小溪。