going to be like发音

意思翻译

会是这样的

相似词语短语

going to be───将成为

be going to───将要；打算；要，会，将要; 就要; 快要

to be like───像

be like to───喜欢

is going to be───将会

be going to do───即将做；将要，打算

GOING TO───将要

may be going───可能要走了

would be like to───我很乐意

双语使用场景

like this.───就像这样。

What is it going to be like in eternity with God?───在永恒中与神同在会是如何呢？

PCs are going to be like trucks.───个人电脑就像是卡车。

The list ranged from what sex is going to be like, to how to meet new people, to exercise, to what happens to your brain as you get older.───这个清单所列的事项包罗万千，从性生活将会变得如何，到如何结识新朋友，如何锻炼身体，当你年龄变老时你的脑子到底会有什么变化。

Whether if it's in love or not, it is always going to be like two parallel trains, which only have the fate of a brush past.───是否相爱的人，永远都只能像两列平行的火车，只有擦身而过的缘份。

Jesus said that it is going to be like that at the end. There will be a few people ready, as it was in the days of Noah.───耶稣说最终就会那样，像诺亚时期一样，只有很少的人准备好了，绝大部分人并没有做好准备，然后他们就遭遇了可怕的突然袭击。

We need to lay up a good supply of feed if this winter's going to be like the last.───如果今冬还像去年冬天那样，我们必须多贮备一些饲料。

If the British Treasury can be out by a factor of ten, think what the ministry of finance in Sierra Leone is going to be like. (Laughter).───假若英国财政部的亏损额可达到10的倍数，那么想想塞拉利昂的财政部会做出什么事来。

A smart oilman told me yesterday over lunch that the rise of China was never going to be like the rise of Japan in the 1980s.───昨天，一名精明的石油商在午饭席间告诉我，中国的崛起和20世纪80年代日本的崛起不一样。

英语使用场景

Imagine what it's going to be like to bounce out of bed, excited by the challenges and opportunities of the day ahead!

The businessmen at Big Weld Industries are adaptable in that brown-nose corporate way of "whoever's in charge, that's who we're going to be like."

My guess is ProtComm's going to be like, 'Wow, Utica's really leading the pack in terms of providing some mind-blowing new data on ED289/290.'

What Intel does tomorrow is going to be like the groundhog.

Weather-forecasters have extremely delicate equipment which helps them predict what the weather is going to be like.

If you get me any more relaxed, I'm going to be like a limp dishrag here.

DAN MATHISSON (Credit Suisse): The market is an aggregation of what thousands of people think the future is going to be like.

A smart oilman told me yesterday over lunch that the rise of China was never going to be like the rise of Japan in the 1980s.