entering造句
2024年07月07日 11:36:56
Always seek professional legal advice before
entering into any agreement...
在簽訂任何協(xié)定之前一定要先征求法律專業(yè)人士的意見。
Did you perceive anyone
entering the laboratory?
你看見有人進(jìn)入實(shí)驗(yàn)室嗎?
The plane crashed just after
entering Mongolian airspace.
那架飛機(jī)剛進(jìn)入蒙古領(lǐng)空就墜毀了。
300 tons of Peruvian mangoes were kept from
entering France.
300噸秘魯芒果被禁止進(jìn)入法國。
She was
entering the masses with the phantom of a future Utopia.
她正用未來的烏托邦幻想來吸引群眾。
Please knock before
entering.
進(jìn)來前先敲門。
The procession serenely, like a cortege
entering the cemetery gates.
它們安詳?shù)鼗^去, 像送葬隊(duì)列走進(jìn)公墓大門時(shí)那樣.
The door on the left, upon
entering the church, leads to the Crypt of St Issac...
一進(jìn)教堂左邊的那扇門通往圣以撒墓。
The door on the left, upon
entering the church, leads to the Crypt of St Issac.
一進(jìn)教堂左邊的那扇門通往圣以撒墓。
About 40% of all students
entering as freshmen graduate within 4 years.
所有入學(xué)新生中約有40%在4年內(nèi)畢業(yè)。
He left the street , and,
entering fosse , began a circuit , scanning the walls with morbid fascination.
他離開大街, 順著城壕開始巡行,帶著一種病態(tài)的迷惑神情細(xì)看著這些城垣.
Any tyro collector
entering Frieze should first read The $ 12 m Stuffed Shark by economist Don Thompson.
任何初入門的收藏家若要加入費(fèi)雷茲爭(zhēng)奪戰(zhàn),都應(yīng)該先讀讀經(jīng)濟(jì)學(xué)家唐?湯普森(DonThompson)的著作《價(jià)值1200萬美元的鯊魚標(biāo)本》(The$12mStuffedShark).
We are
entering here into one of the most complex domains in astrophysics.
這里我們涉及到了天體物理學(xué)中最復(fù)雜的領(lǐng)域之一.
The sight of him
entering a room could flood her with desire.
見到他進(jìn)入房間會(huì)讓她心中欲望澎湃。
I almost bumped into a man who was
entering in a hurry.
我差點(diǎn)撞著一個(gè)匆忙往里走的人。
A pugilist flushed with life and strength is
entering the ring.
一位萌發(fā)了活力和力量的拳擊手正進(jìn)入拳擊場(chǎng).
Keane is
entering the long twilight of his career.
基恩正進(jìn)入事業(yè)的下滑期.
The best thing to do when
entering unknown territory is smile.
踏入未知地帶最好的對(duì)策就是微笑。
Before
entering the bathroom, he emptied his dirty laundry into the hamper.
進(jìn)浴室前,他把臟衣服全都放進(jìn)洗衣筐里。
It is a custom among the Japanese to remove their footwear before
entering a house.
脫鞋進(jìn)屋是日本人的習(xí)慣。