at moments信息详情
时刻，常常
moments───n.片刻（moment复数形式）
crucial moments───关键时刻
aha moments───n.顿悟时刻
benedictus moments───本尼迪克特时刻
on moments───时刻
check moments───检查力矩
critical moments───关键时刻；临界力矩，临界时限
life moments───生命的瞬间
happy moments───开心一刻；幸福时刻
He had a playful humour at moments, and they thought this was one of the moments.───他有时会开玩笑，他们认为这是其中的一次。
She has always been to the fore at moments of crisis.───在危急时刻她总是挺身而出。
's at moments like these when we need you most.───时刻，是我们最需要你的时候，现在，就是那样的时刻。
At moments like this, it is not just easy, but obligatory, to say that safety and the environment must be overriding priorities.───在这样的时刻，说安全和环境必须高于一切，不仅容易，也是必要的。
In her face there was that exalted serenity that sometimes came to her at moments of deep feeling.───在她的脸上呈现出心满意足的宁静，这种神情只有她陷入激情时，人们才能看到。
At moments it seemed to Clyde that he would reel from very joy of the certain fulfillment of a great desire.───有时克莱德仿佛快乐得要晕过去了，因为一个最大的愿望得到了一些满足。
The dark situation in connection with Roberta seeming no more at moments than a dark cloud which shadowed the other dream.───关于罗伯塔方面阴暗的局面，只是偶然象一阵乌云掠过，遮住了另一个美梦。
At moments Pakistan sounds ready to co-operate with America against extremists.───巴基斯坦常常像是准备就绪与美国一道合作打击极端主义。
The lack of confidence in Internet-based solutions at moments of crisis and urgency cannot be underestimated as a barrier.───对英特网的信心缺乏，建立解决在片刻的危机和紧急里不能够被低估如一个障碍。
At moments like this, one can sink into deep reverie, a motionlessness that is not sleep, but where one is somehow held by the sound of the surf, lulled by the tidal movement.
Black and white imagery has been used in other company contexts at moments of crisis.
At moments she seemed to be regarding issues from a Nebo denied to others around.
be / come to the fore to be/become important and noticed by people; to play an important part: She has always been to the fore at moments of crisis.
She has always been to the fore at moments of crisis.
She's always to the fore at moments of crisis.
There was a long silence, such as falls over a saloon bar in a Western at moments of confrontation.
One consequence is that the viewer watches only what appears at moments when he happens to have time to turn the switch.
He can lapse into playground language at moments of stress, or even, at one point, some pompous Hancockian self-pity.