what has been发音

意思翻译

发生了什么

相似词语短语

has been───已经

has been married───已经结婚了

has been on───一直开着

has been doing───到现在为止一直进行（现在完成进行时）

has been in───到过；去过

has been to───曾经去过（某地）

has been hotel───一直住在旅馆里

aimlessness has hardly been───漫无目的几乎不是

been───v.是，有（be的过去分词）；n.(Been)（美）贝恩（人名）

双语使用场景

So what has been learnt?───我们从中得到了什么教训呢？

of what has been written about us is out-and-out lies.───关于我们的报道大多都是彻头彻尾的胡编乱造。

Overall between 30% and 50% of what has been bought in developed countries is thrown away by the purchaser.───总的来说，在发达国家购买的东西有30%到50%被购买者扔掉了。

That was the most damning aspect of this latest low which was a fitting end to what has been a truly dreadful year for this proud club.───或许用这种该死的表现来结束这该死的一年，对于这家曾经荣耀满贯的俱乐部来说，是再适合不过的了。

These organizations understandably tend to focus not on what has been accomplished but on convincing people how much remains to be done.───这些机构显然乐于让人们关注尚待解决的问题而非已经取得的成就。

Take this opportunity to ask what has been written down and thought over carefully as the receptionist outside cannot help you.───借此机会向已经写下来，并认真思考的接待员外面不能帮助您。

All over the world, what you often refer to as the working people are waking up to what has been happening around them, and seeking answers.───横跨世界，那些你们通常称之为上班族的人都在觉醒，明白了自己身边发生着什么，并且在寻求着答案。

In waking up to what has been taking place, they have stopped the dark Ones in their tracks and opened opportunities for a regime change.───因为人们觉醒于那些所发生的一切，他们已经停止了黑暗势力的脚步，打开了机会的大门给一个划时代的改变。

If the US can wean itself off what has been an unhealthy addiction, the shock could yet turn out to be to its long-term advantage.───如果美国能戒除自己不健康的依赖性，那么这场冲击或许最终会造就其长期发展的优势。

英语使用场景

Can you fill me in on what has been happening?

Anger at what has been perpetrated and an insistence on due process are the essential combination in dealing with war crimes.

Some patients are receiving what has been billed as a revolutionary treatment.

Much of what has been written about us is out-and-out lies.

Stately homes Much of the generality of what has been said about important religious buildings and castles is true about stately homes.

A lot of what has been written about him is inaccurate.

None of what has been said suggests that we should ignore ethical lapses or law-breaking by public figures.

None of what has been said should be taken to imply criticism.

Despite what has been called the moral astigmatism of the Tuskegee study, not all of its lessons are negative.