在汉英词典中为您找到69条与“”相关的词语:
  • 动 come near,move towards,go to,take up;介 (从某方面) with regard to,concerning,on,in respect of [to];副 at once,right away,as early as,already;连 (表示假设的让步) e
  • obtain employment,take up an occupation,get a job ;
    [例句] 我不得不暂缓业打算,呆在家里。 I had to postpone ideas of a career and stay at home.
    [例句] 我们将通过刺激经济让人们实现业。 By stimulating the economy, we're going to put people to work.
  • achievement,accomplishment,achieve,accomplish,consummation ;
    [例句] 他在国际上的成为其信念作出了最好的注解。 By his international achievements he leaves a fitting monument to his beliefs.
    [例句] 经常大力强调物质成。 There is often a strong accent on material success.
  • retire for the night,go to bed,get between the sheets,go to roost,hit the sack ;
    [例句] 两个男人都传话说他们已经寝了。 Both men sent word that they had retired for the evening.
    [例句] 临近寝的时候,要尽量让他们渐渐安静下来。 Try gradually to quiet them down as bedtime approaches.
  • [计] ready,be in order,be ready ;
    [例句] 一俟准备绪,即行公开展出. The exhibition will be opened as soon as everything is in order.
    [例句] 女王访问的筹备工作已基本绪. Preparations for the Queen's visit are almost complete.
  • make do with,make the best of,put up with ;
    [例句] 我们的床单有些次,您将着用吧。 We're a bit low on bed linen. You'll have to make do.
    [例句] 电视观众只能将着看一下已经看厌了的重播节目和二流电影。 Viewers will have to make do with tired re-runs and second-rate movies.
  • accommodate oneself to,yield to,give in to,humour,indulge ;
    [例句] 迁新闻界充其量只是个权宜之计. The accommodation for the press was makeshift at best.
    [例句] 如果要和平,我们都必须迁一点. We must all give and take a little if we want peace.
  • take up one's post,take office,assume one's post,accede,accede to ;
    [例句] 他任公职是出于一种责任感。 He took up office out of a sense of duty.
    [例句] 布坎南从未任过经选举产生的职位。 Buchanan has never held elective office.
  • [口] even if,granted that ;
    [例句] 算有肉,也是每周才吃一次。 Meat was available once a week if at all.
    [例句] 算他人不在那儿,他也总在她的心里. If he wasn't there physically, he was always in her thoughts.
  • [敬] condescend to take the post,deign to accept a post,make do with,put up with ;
    [例句] 别在我面前摆出一副屈尊俯的样子! Don't you patronize me!
    [例句] 科妮莉亚常常觉得她的老师们对她摆出屈尊俯的样子。 Cornelia often felt patronised by her tutors.
  • seek medical advice,go to a doctor,hospitalize ;
    [例句] 被狗咬后,不管伤口多小,都必须立即医。 Any dog bite, no matter how small, needs immediate medical attention.
    [例句] 病人大多数是在他们的全科医生建议下转往医院医。 Patients are mostly referred to hospital by their general practitioners.
  • accommodate oneself to,yield to,draw a forced analogy,give a strained interpretation,humor ;
  • 是说

    that is to say,in other words,namely,videlicet ;
    [例句] 要是她那么说的, 她是说了个大瞎话. If she said that, she was telling a real whopper.
    [例句] 我虽然总的来说循规蹈矩,但依然是个令人失望的学生,是说,叫我做什么我做什么。 I am a disappointing, though generally dutiful, student. That is, I do as I'm told.
  • 职的

    inaugural,inauguratory ;
    [例句] 最后她职的那家出版社把她解雇了。 Eventually she was fired from her job at a publishing house.
    [例句] 他们的新总统什么时候职的? When did their new president come into office?
  • 任的

    inaugural ;
    [例句] 可是当了总统而论,他们和那些经选举任的人比起来,也并无多大愧色. Yet as presidents they too do not compare badly with those elected to that office.
    [例句] 31问: 你如何丰富你目前任的工作? Q: How could you enrich your current job?
  • 一…

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    [例句] 不管三七二十一取消一批车子的生产--这算是什么盈利思想 呢 ? What kind of profit mentality was this - taking cars willy - nilly out of production?
    [例句] 一下课, 孩子们喊着,笑着跑到了运动场. (一) As soon as class was over, the children dashed into the playground, shouting and laughing.
  • 座的

    seated,sitting ;
    [例句] 引导顾客座的人叫服务员领班. The person who seats the guests is called a captain.
  • 任者

    inductee ;
  • 使

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  • 职典

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