Haig - 关于Haig的双语例句 - Haig造句

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Haig noted how he "looked pinched and rather tired".
黑格注意到了他“看上去消瘦，非常劳累”的样子。
Haig was limited by his blinkered approach to strategy and tactics.
海格被自己那一套保守的战略战术所束缚。
Haig went on to elucidate his personal principle of war.
海格继续解释他个人的战争原则。
Haig was limited by his blinkered approach to strategy and tactics...
海格被自己那一套保守的战略战术所束缚。
Haig was immediately impressed by Charteris's expertise and by his lucid explanation of the work.
查特里斯的专业知识和他对作品浅显易懂的阐释立即给黑格留下了深刻印象。
Haig tended not to seek guidance from subordinates...
黑格不愿向下属请教。
I asked Robin Balfour and Derek Haig to propose and second me.
我请罗宾·鲍尔弗和德里克·黑格提名并支持我。
The position had to be filled by an officer senior to Haig...
这个位置必须由一个职位高于黑格的官员来担任。
Haig's rise was fuelled by an all-consuming sense of patriotic duty...
黑格非常强烈的爱国主义责任感使他的地位大大提高了。
Haig's message was that victory was ripe for picking.
黑格传达的意思是说胜利唾手可得。
Though Lloyd George's behaviour seemed curious, Haig still did not smell a rat.
尽管劳埃德·乔治的行为古怪，黑格仍然没有任何怀疑。
As regards the war, Haig believed in victory at any price.
至于这场战争，黑格认为要不惜任何代价取得胜利。
Haig went on to elucidate his personal principle of war...
海格继续解释他个人的战争原则。
Haig took obvious delight in proving his critics wrong...
黑格显然以证明他的批评者是错误的为乐。
Haig was desperately eager for an affirmative answer...
黑格非常渴望得到一个肯定的回答。
The matter was left in abeyance until Haig saw French.
事情被搁置了起来，直到黑格见到法国人。

Haig noted how he "looked pinched and rather tired".

Haig was limited by his blinkered approach to strategy and tactics.

Haig went on to elucidate his personal principle of war.

Haig was limited by his blinkered approach to strategy and tactics...

Haig was immediately impressed by Charteris's expertise and by his lucid explanation of the work.

Haig tended not to seek guidance from subordinates...

I asked Robin Balfour and Derek Haig to propose and second me.

The position had to be filled by an officer senior to Haig...

Haig's rise was fuelled by an all-consuming sense of patriotic duty...

Haig's message was that victory was ripe for picking.

Though Lloyd George's behaviour seemed curious, Haig still did not smell a rat.

As regards the war, Haig believed in victory at any price.

Haig went on to elucidate his personal principle of war...

Haig took obvious delight in proving his critics wrong...

Haig was desperately eager for an affirmative answer...

The matter was left in abeyance until Haig saw French.