29501 ~ 29600

  1. The new taxes pressed heavily on the people.
    新税使人民不胜负荷。

  2. I pressed out the rest of shampoo by force.
    我用力把剩下的洗发水挤出来。

  3. Shall I press out the shirt for you?
    我帮你把衬衣熨平好吗?

  4. The juice of the grapes was pressed out.
    葡萄汁被压出来了。

  5. The fans pressed round the rock band.
    歌迷们把摇滚乐队团团围住。

  6. The children pressed close to their mother.
    孩子们紧紧地依偎着他们的母亲。

  7. Jacelin pressed Cage to him and kissed her.
    杰斯林拥抱着凯奇亲吻她。

  8. He pressed his ear to the instrument.
    他把耳朵贴在仪器上听。

  9. The crowd pressed together so tightly that we could hardly breathe.
    人群挤在一起, 我们几乎喘不过气来。

  10. She pressed her palms together.
    她把双掌紧紧地合在一起。

  11. The policeman pressed him with questions.
    警察不断向他提问题。

  12. He was pressed with hunger.
    他为饥饿所迫。

  13. She is pressed with sorrows.
    她愁肠百结。

  14. Pressing business matters prevented him from taking a holiday.
    他因商务上有紧迫事情而不能去度假。

  15. He changed his mind under the pressure from others.
    他在别人的逼迫之下改变了主意。

  16. The contract will affect our national prestige in the world.
    这一合同将会影响我国的国际声望。

  17. Her first novel won a prestigious literary prize.
    她的第一部小说就获得了一个颇具声望的文学奖。

  18. You had better presume no such thing.
    你最好不要这样设想。

  19. I presume to suggest that you should take legal advice.
    我冒昧地建议:你应该找律师咨询。

  20. Don’t presume too far!
    不要太放肆!

  21. Take care that you don’t presume on my feelings.
    注意不要滥用我的感情。

  22. We mustn’t presume too much upon the reliability of such sources.
    我们不应过分指望这类消息来源的可靠性。

  23. Her good nature can be presumed upon once too often.
    不妨再利用一次她那善良的天性。

  24. I don’t think that’s a false presumption.
    我认为那并不是错误的推测。

  25. A scientist never presupposes the truth of an unproved fact.
    科学家从不预先假定未经证实的事实。

  26. He didn’t like the food, but he made a pretence of eating some of it as he was a guest.
    他不喜欢这道菜, 但因为他是客人, 所以假装吃了一些。

  27. The theory made the greatest pretence of having a scientific foundation.
    那学说号称最具有科学基础。

  28. So you don’t need to pretend, do you?
    所以你不必装假了, 对吧?

  29. He pretended illness.
    他假装病了。

  30. He pretended to fall over.
    他假装跌倒。

  31. They pretended that they were tourists.
    他们假装是旅行者。

  32. He pretended to learning.
    他自称有学识。

  33. There are not many persons who pretend to exact knowledge of the subject.
    自认对题目有确切了解的人不多。

  34. The young prince pretended to the throne.
    那位年轻的王子觊觎王位。

  35. It sounds a bit pretentious.
    这听上去有些狂妄。

  36. He used his headache as a pretext for not going to school.
    他借口头疼而不去上学。

  37. They competed for a pretty girl.
    他们曾为一个漂亮女孩而竞争。

  38. Though she was pretty, she fell from grace at last.
    虽然她长得很漂亮, 最后却失宠了。

  39. She seemed pretty satisfied with the result.
    她对那结果似乎相当满意。

  40. The result was pretty much to be expected.
    其结果同预期的非常接近。

  41. She told him pretty nearly all the secrets of her married life.
    她差不多把她婚后生活的全部秘密都告诉了他。

  42. He’s pretty well finished his latest book already.
    他最近的一本书已差不多完成了。

  43. This fashion still prevails.
    这种式样仍在流行。

  44. Justice has prevailed; the guilty man has been punished.
    正义得到伸张, 罪犯受到惩罚。

  45. The knights prevailed against their enemies.
    骑士们降服了敌人。

  46. We can’t hope to prevail against such overwhelming odds.
    我们不能希望战胜这种势不可挡的力量。

  47. Can you prevail on him to go?
    你能说服他走吗?

  48. Can all our efforts towards morality prevail over the forces of evil?
    我们为提倡伦理道德所做的努力能够战胜邪恶的力量吗?

  49. A profound silence prevailed over all.
    深沉的静默笼罩着一切。

  50. This custom prevails over the whole area.
    整个地区盛行这一风俗。

  51. He was prevailed upon to deliver us a lecture.
    他被说服为我们作一次演讲。

  52. The habit of travelling by aeroplane is becoming more prevalent.
    乘飞机旅行的习惯变得越来越盛行了。

  53. Vitamin C is supposed to prevent colds.
    维生素C可以预防感冒。

  54. We shall come tomorrow if nothing prevents.
    如没有什么阻碍的话, 我们明天来。

  55. Nobody can prevent our getting married.
    谁也阻止不了我们结婚。

  56. My only idea was to prevent the woman from speaking.
    我唯一的想法就是不让那女人讲话。

  57. Cotton mittens will prevent the baby from scratching his own face.
    棉的连指手套使婴儿不会抓伤自己的脸。

  58. His prompt action prevented the fire from spreading.
    他的果断行动制止了火势的蔓延。

  59. I have been unavoidably prevented from coming.
    我身不由己, 不能前往。

  60. They attended a sneak preview of the winter fashion collection.
    他们参观了一次对内的冬季时装预展。

  61. The author mentioned it in the previous paragraph.
    作者在前一段里提到这件事。

  62. Don’t be too previous about refusing.
    别过急地拒绝。

  63. Previous to that, we had traveled by car to Paris.
    在那之前, 我们坐车去了巴黎。

  64. Previous to coming here, I worked in London.
    来此之前, 我在伦敦工作。

  65. The lion was hunting for its prey.
    狮子在寻找猎物。

  66. A tiger is a beast of prey.
    老虎是食肉的野兽。

  67. Stronger animals prey on weaker ones.
    弱肉强食。

  68. This problem has been preying on my mind all day.
    这个问题让我伤了整整一天脑筋。

  69. It is rather cheap at this price.
    这东西卖这个价钱是相当便宜的。

  70. No price is too high for winning their support.
    为了获得他们的支持, 任何代价均在所不惜。

  71. They priced the garments before putting them on display.
    他们先给服装标好价格再摆出来卖。

  72. I don’t know enough about pictures to be able to price these pictures.
    我不太懂画, 估计不出这些画的价钱。

  73. The agent priced the car at the right level for the market.
    代理商按市场价格给这车子定了价。

  74. Even the cheapest was priced at 10 pounds.
    即使最便宜的也标价十英镑。

  75. The photographer priced himself out of the market and had to change his job.
    摄影师要价太高, 没有人来照相, 他不得不换工作。

  76. They priced coal out of the competitive market.
    他们把煤价定得太高而被挤出竞争激烈的市场。

  77. The goods are priced out of our reach.
    商品要价太高, 我们买不起。

  78. There are not many jobs free this year, and if you ask for much more, you’ll price yourself out of the market.
    今年空额不多, 如果你要求高于原来职务的工资, 那么没人会雇你的。

  79. Don’t buy your computer at that shop—they price them up terribly.
    不要到那家商店买计算机, 他们要价高得吓人。

  80. The findings could be priceless.
    这些调查结果可能是极为重要的。

  81. The cook pricked a few holes in the pastry.
    厨师在馅饼上戳了几个洞。

  82. The leaves prick if you touch them.
    如果你碰到这些叶子它们就扎人。

  83. The cat pricked me with its claws.
    猫用爪子抓痛了我。

  84. My fingers prick.
    我的手指感到刺痛。

  85. He was pricked by his conscience.
    他受到良心的谴责。

  86. He felt a sharp prick when he stepped on an upturned nail.
    当他踩在一个尖朝上的钉子上时, 他感到剧烈的疼痛。

  87. The needle left a prick in the tailor’s finger.
    裁缝的手指上有个针扎的孔。

  88. I’m just going to prick out some young cabbage plants.
    我正在移植一些卷心菜幼苗。

  89. He certainly pricked up his ears when you told him about your good luck.
    当你把你的吉利事告诉他时, 他肯定竖起耳朵在仔细听。

  90. He wasn’t paying much attention then pricked up his ears when he heard that the terms included the use of a company car.
    他起初不太注意, 但当他听到项目包括使用公司汽车时, 他立即注意了起来。

  91. His pride in his achievements is justified.
    他为自己的成就而自豪, 这是理所当然的。

  92. Having to accept the money was a blow to my pride.
    我不得不接受这笔钱, 这是对我的自尊心的打击。

  93. He has far too much pride.
    他太妄自尊大了。

  94. Jason’s new toy train is his pride and joy.
    简森新买的玩具火车是他得意的东西。

  95. His darts trophy takes pride of place on the mantelpiece.
    他将掷镖奖杯放在壁炉顶上最显著的地方。

  96. He prided himself on being a member of Parliament.
    他以身为国会议员而自豪。

  97. They pride themselves upon their child’s rapid progress.
    他们为孩子们的迅速进步而自豪。

  98. He confessed his sin to the priest.
    他向神父坦陈了自己的罪孽。

  99. I am primarily interested in history.
    我主要对历史感兴趣。

  100. The primary cause of Tom’s failure is his laziness.
    汤姆失败的根本原因是懒惰。