their word发音

意思翻译

他们的承诺

相似词语短语

their───n.(Their)人名；(英)蒂尔；(芬、瑞典)泰尔；pron.他们的，她们的；它们的

their children───他们的孩子

their cousins───他们的堂兄弟

their car───他们的车

their ivory───他们的象牙

put their───把他们的

on their───在他们的

their home───他们的家

their parents───他们的父母

双语使用场景

And their word carries weight.───而他们的每一句话都有分量。

But don't take their word for it.───但是，也不要把他们的话当真。

Now that we've figured out the ancient Greek meaning of pneumonia, we can stick it together with peri to get the peripheumon-their word for a lung problem.───既然我们弄明白古希腊语单词 pneumon 的意思了，我们就可以把它与前缀 peri 组合到一起，得到单词 peripheumon ——古希腊人用它来指称肺部病症。

Their word for a female scholars shaping the self-image, show women of that era rich inner world of the spirit and a profound depression.───她们的词作塑造了女性文士的自我形象，展现了那个时代女性丰富的内心世界和深刻的精神苦闷。

That was the day I knew I had to leave Chelsea. Managers have to stick to their word. You have to be able to trust them.───那一天我就知道我必须离开切尔西，主教练们必须遵守自己的诺言，你才能够信任他们。

I was unsure about this, but I took the bank at their word.───对此我并不确定，但我相信银行的话。

Leadership called upon to give me a chance, I will own up to prove himself, to keep their word!───请各位领导给我一个机会，我将用自己的行动来证明自己、履行诺言！

When dealing with the dark Ones regrettably their word cannot be trusted, but fortunately when in their presence we can read their minds.───在应对黑暗势力的时候，他们的说辞是不可信的，但是幸运的是那些出席的人我们可以直接读取他们的心。

They work under the same sort of pressure as the candidates. And their word carries weight.───跟投考者一样，他们也在相同的压力之下工作，不过他们的话很有分量。

英语使用场景

As the white -headed American eagle differed from the European gray eagle, the colonists used their word for white, which translated into bald , in describing it.

Their problems were further exacerbated by the fact that many people took the Government at their word and simply stopped paying.

It is useless trying to co-operate with people who can not keep their word or have any intention of keeping it.

Their word for this cape was Bourani.

But two of them, King Voukashan and his next brother, broke their word and told their wives.

Like trolls, sylphs hold their word of honor to be inviolate, and once sworn to protect something, they will defend it to (or even past) their death.

The Frankish army secured most of the northern territories, and the Slavs kept their word to Charles.

Research has shown that readers who engage in regular repeated readings improve their word recognition, reading rate, comprehension, and overall reading proficiency.

It was their word against a powerful authority figure, and they thought no one would believe them.