what has been happening发音

意思翻译

发生了什么事

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）

what s happening───发生什么事了

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

happening───v.发生；（作为结果）出现；碰巧；偶然发生，发现；（表示不悦）；（礼貌习惯用语）；使遭遇（happen的现在分词形式）；n.事件，意外发生的事；即兴艺术表演；adj.（非正式）热闹的，时髦的

双语使用场景

If we look at what has been happening in recent years, the gauge is showing red.───当我们回顾近年来发生的事情时，这一标尺亮起了红灯。

seems to be what has been happening everywhere that I have been in recent years.───最近几年，我所到之处似乎都发生了这种事情。

What has been happening to me?" said the sad little eyes.───我怎么了？”忧伤的小眼睛问道。

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。

If you do not understand the implications of that, you have not paid attention to what has been happening in the financial sector.───如果不理解这一点的含义，你就没有关注金融行业目前发生的情况。

"What has been happening to me? " said the sad little eyes.───“我怎么了？”忧伤的小眼睛问道。

We're going to see executives going to internal audit, which is the reverse of what has been happening.───我们将看到经理主管人员关注内部审计，这与过去的情形完全相反。

Updates form the main part of the campaign page. They act like a diary letting you tell people what has been happening in your campaign.───更新活动页面的主要部份。他们作用就像是每日让你告诉人们在你的活动中正在进行什麽的事情。

will remain major crime, but a foretaste of the seriousness of incivility is suggested by what has been happening in Houston.───社会首先关注的当然还是重大的罪行，但是下述休斯顿市的情况预示：如果不讲文明，将会产生何种严重的后果。

英语使用场景

What has been happening since Suharto was ousted from power in 1998?

I think they had better tell us as succinctly as possible what has been happening.

A foretastes of seriousness of incivility is suggested by what has been happening in Houston.

However, I warn people against lumping together pindown and what has been happening in Leicestershire.

Can you fill me in on what has been happening?

Revulsion at what has been happening there is not a prerogative of the politically correct.