a shopkeeper发音

意思翻译

店主

相似词语短语

shopkeeper───n.店主，老板

shopkeeper yakima───伊玛亚克店主

shopkeeper 2───店主2

shopkeeper simulator───店主模拟器

shopkeeper stw───店主stw

shopkeeper app───店主应用

shopkeeper yakima wa───yakima wa店主

shopkeeper on the simpsons───辛普森一家的店主

a a───abbr.汽车协会（AutomobileAssociation）；嗜酒者互诫协会（AlcoholicsAnonymous）；瘾君子互诫协会（AddictsAnonymous）；会计学准学士（AssociateinAccounting）

双语使用场景

But one of them, a shopkeeper was sad.───但他们其中的一个，一位店主有点沮丧。

is not just about money,” says a shopkeeper.───不是只是钱。

One day I was chatting to a shopkeeper on Pahar Ganj, when an -Israeli girl walked past with her friend, chatting to him in Hebrew.───有一天，我在伯哈尔根杰与一名店主闲聊。有个以色列女子与朋友经过，两人用希伯来语交谈着。

In Jermyn Street in London, a shopkeeper anxiously asked who the next president would be.───在伦敦的杰明街，一个店主焦急地问道，谁将是（美国）下一任总统。

Bennette was caught trying to pass off some counterfeit money on a shopkeeper.───贝内特被人发现企图将一些伪币付给一家商店的店主。

Said Farah, 32, a shopkeeper in Garoowe, said the pirates seemed to have money to burn.───32岁的萨伊德·法拉是加鲁威的一个商店老板，他说海盗似乎钱多得花不完。

Murchison was a shopkeeper and he had many influential friends who always voted for him at every election.───默奇逊是个店主，他有许多有势力的朋友，每次选举，他们总投他的票。

A shopkeeper (L) works inside his shop, while a Libyan family shopping, is reflected in a mirror at an old Market in Tripoli April 15, 2006.───在利比亚首都的黎波里的老市场里，一位店主（左）在店内工作的同时，正购物的另一家人映在店面的镜子上。

英语使用场景

Last week a shopkeeper in Jordanstown sustained a knife-wound to the face in one of five raids in Newtownabbey.

Mr. Green is a shopkeeper or something.

Finally, a shopkeeper dialled 999 as he fell into a coma by the road.

Sandel uses the example of a shopkeeper who passes up the chance to shortchange a customer only because he worries it would hurt his business.

A shopkeeper would say he sold footwear; we would say he sold shoes.

It is an offence for a shopkeeper to sell alcohol to anyone under 18.

A shopkeeper adding up a list of prices makes sure he has it right the first time by simply repeating the task.

Amer. a retail trader; a shopkeeper.

They were created in the 1870s by a shopkeeper in San Francisco.