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have_breakfast的中国译典句库查询结果如下:
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属类:时事政治-经济学人双语版-节食的历史 A history of dieting
属类:时事政治-经济学人双语版-羽管键琴家——古斯塔夫·莱昂哈特
属类:时事政治-经济学人双语版-女王为什么要与众不同?
属类:时事政治-经济学人双语版-早期音乐运动之父古斯塔夫.莱昂哈特
| 1 | 吃早餐(午餐,晚餐,正餐) | Have breakfast (lunch , supper , dinner) | |
| 2 | 吃早餐以前,我读一会儿早报。 | Before I have breakfast , I read the morning post for a while. | |
| 3 | 吃早点. | have breakfast | |
| 4 | 她们为什么不在宾馆里吃早饭 | Why didn’t they have breakfast in the hotel? | |
| 5 | 母亲从早晨起来就情绪不好,连早饭也不吃。 | Mother got out of bed on the wrong side and wouldn't have breakfast | |
| 6 | 你几点吃早饭? | What time do you have breakfast ? | |
| 7 | 你们什么时候吃早饭?我们7点吃早饭。 | When do you have breakfast ? We have breakfast at seven. | |
| 8 | 你什么时候吃的早饭 | What time do you have breakfast ? | |
| 9 | 你通常在哪里吃早餐? | Where do you usually have breakfast ? | |
| 10 | 平常我们大都是七点吃早饭,但在放假期间就改到八点吃早饭了 | We usually have breakfast at 7, but during the holidays we’re having it at 8 | |
| 11 | 然后吃早饭。 | Then I have breakfast . | |
| 12 | 如果我们要想赶上7:15的火车,天不亮就得吃早餐了。 | If we are to catch the7:15train we shall have to have breakfast at an unearthly hour. | |
| 13 | 我7点吃早饭。 | I have breakfast at seven . | |
| 14 | 我吃完早餐就去上班。 | after I have breakfast , I go to work. | |
| 15 | 我穿好衣服后就吃早餐。 | after I get dressed, I will have breakfast . | |
| 16 | 我穿衣服以后吃早饭。 | After I get dressed, I have breakfast . | |
| 17 | 我可以在房间里进早餐吗 | Can I have breakfast in my room? | |
| 18 | 我们每天七点吃早饭。 | We have breakfast at seven every day. | |
| 19 | 我们明天早一些吃早饭。 | We will have breakfast earlier tomorrow. | |
| 20 | 我们在阳台吃的早饭。 | We have breakfast on the balcony. | |
| 21 | 我想在房间里吃早餐。 | I want to have breakfast in my room. | |
| 22 | 我要吃早餐。 | I want to have breakfast . | |
| 23 | 我总是7点半吃早餐。 | I used to have breakfast at half past seven. | |
| 24 | 现在6点半。是吃早饭的时间。 | It 's six-thirty now. It 's time to have breakfast . | |
| 25 | 咱们吃早饭吧。 | Let's have breakfast . | |
| 26 | 早餐没吃,要捱到中午,可真是苦 | I do not have breakfast . It 's going to be tough holding out till noon. | |
| 27 | ||1:“diet”节食这个单词来源于希腊语“diata”,意思是使身体和心灵都健康的方法。||2:传统的医师认为太胖或者太瘦都是不平衡的标志。||3:人类“依靠食物健康地生存必须要有定量的运动” 希波克拉底得出这个结论,他崇尚早餐,长距离的行走和适当呕吐。||4:哲学家如苏格拉底发现了食物和道德之间的关系,吃大餐通常会导致人的贪婪和不公平行为。 | ||1:The word diet comes from the Greek diaita, an approach to health that linked the mental with the physical.||2:Classical physicians saw being too fat or thin as a sign of an imbalance.||3:Man “cannot live healthily on food without a certain amount of exercise”, observed Hippocrates, who believed in breakfast, long walks and prudent vomiting.||4:Philosophers such as Socrates saw a relationship between food and ethics, as a taste for luxury often leads to greed and unjust behaviour. | |
| 28 | ||1:而且羽管键琴的演奏也容易流于低俗。||2:不管是电灯照明,或是浮华的发音,抑或旅馆的自助早餐,还是贝多芬的第九交响乐里(“那首《欢乐颂》,简直是低俗的代表!再看看歌词!幼稚极了!”),莱昂哈特一直小心翼翼,让自己远离低俗。||3:他自己的行为举止都带有一种高雅的礼貌,就好像他来自于过去的时代,给人感觉莱昂哈特就算开他自己的那辆快得让人乍舌的阿尔法?罗密欧去兜风,最后可能也会落得迷路下场,而且他会借助星星而不是导航器的指引找到家。 | ||1:It would also have been vulgar.||2:Mr Leonhardt was ever on the watch for that, whether in the form of electric lighting, or showy articulation, or hotel breakfast buffets, or Beethoven’s Ninth.||3: (“That ‘Ode to Joy’, talk about vulgarity! And the text! Completely puerile!”) His own manners were exquisitely courteous; he seemed to have stepped from the past, and even a shockingly fast drive in his Alfa Romeo might end with Mr Leonhardt, lost, finding his way home not by sat-nav but the stars. | |
| 29 | ||1:美国的社会传记作家莎莉·贝德尔·史密斯向读者描述了女王作为朋友的一面。||2:贝德尔·史密斯女士生动地记叙了她在华盛顿一个花园派对和在伦敦的一次招待会上同女王简短的谈话,也写到了一些遇见女王的人的轻率之举动。||3:老布什总统透露,伊丽莎白二世“非常遵守礼节”但又不“冷淡”。||4:一个目击者描述,在女王去肯塔基州一户养马人家时,一只小狗当着女王的大便,这打破了沉默的气氛。||5:南希·里根回忆:有一次和女王,菲利普亲王以及查尔斯王子在温莎城堡里共进早餐,当她看到在座的每个人都自己从一个大盒子里倒出吃的食物,她很惊讶。||6:据报道,女王喜欢在膝盖上裹一条毯子,在看她的种马和母马交配时喜欢戴一顶安全帽(出于卫生和安全考虑,现在她站在一个观景平台上观看)。||7:这些无足轻重的事情一点都不有趣,仅仅因为它们和女王有关。||8:但不幸的是,这些家庭生活的细节和作为女王的伊丽莎白二世是否有趣一点关系都没有。 | ||1: Sally Bedell Smith, an American society biographer, offers her readers the illusion of knowing the queen as a friend. ||2: Ms Bedell Smith brightly describes her own brief chats with the monarch at a Washington garden party and a London reception, before sprinkling her account with minute indiscretions from other people who have met her. ||3: The elder President Bush reveals that Elizabeth II is “rather formal” but not “standoffish”. ||4: A witness describes how a puppy defecated in front of the queen during a visit to a Kentucky horse-breeder, breaking the ice. ||5: Nancy Reagan recalls a breakfast with the queen, Prince Philip and Prince Charles at Windsor Castle; she was surprised that everyone poured their own cereal from the box. ||6: It is reported that the queen likes a travel rug round her knees and used to wear a hard hat when watching stallions cover her mares (now she stands on a viewing platform, after health and safety advice). ||7: This footling stuff is only of any interest because it is about the queen. ||8: But—fatally—those same domestic details have nothing to do with why Elizabeth II, as queen, is interesting. | |
| 30 | 而且羽管键琴的演奏也容易流于低俗。不管是电灯照明,或是浮华的发音,抑或旅馆的自助早餐,还是贝多芬的第九交响乐里。 | It would also have been vulgar. Mr Leonhardt was ever on the watch for that, whether in the form of electric lighting, or showy articulation, or hotel breakfast buffets, or Beethoven’s Ninth. |
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