例句

• We listened in on the premier's press conference. 我们从广播里听了总理举行的记者招待会。
• We listened in to some very interesting programs last night. 昨晚我们收听了一些很有趣的节目。
• Don't bother me, O.K.? Just let me live out my life in peace and in private. 别打扰我了, 好不好?就让我一个人安安宁宁地度过后半辈子吧。
• The patient lived out another month. 病人又活了一个月。
• “You can pay.”“Like hell I will.” “你可以给钱的。”“我才不给呢。”
• Run like hell, or he'll catch you. 快跑, 否则他就要捉住你了。
• You'll have to work like crazy to get this finished. 你一定要拼命地把这份工作完成。
• As soon as he heard the news, he was off like a shot. 一听到这消息他马上就赶去了。
• If I had a chance to go to Japan, I'd take it like a shot. 如果我有机会去日本, 我会乐意接受。
• She let slip that she had not paid her tax. 她无意中说出她没有交税。
• Don't let the opportunity slip. 别错过机会。
• She hasn't been feeling well lately and she let the housework slide. 她近来一直感到不适, 对家务也就随它去了。
• I've just let things slide, I'm afraid. 恐怕我现在唯有听任事态恶化了。
• Least of all would I lie to you. 我最犯不上和你撒谎了。
• No one listened, least of all the children! 没有人在听, 孩子们就更不用说了。
• The old man was laid up with his broken left leg. 这位老人因左腿骨折卧床。
• The flu has laid him up for a few days. 流感使他在床上躺了几天。
• He laid up some money for a rainy day. 他积蓄一些钱以备不时之需。
• Ships are laid up, from time to time, for repairs. 船只常常因不能使用而需要修理。
• There's something wrong with this car; we have to lay it up. 这辆汽车有毛病, 我们只得停止使用。