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Her remark pulled me up short.
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我听到她的话後一下子愣住了。 |
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Her remarks amazed the people present at the meeting.
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她的讲话使会上的人们感到很惊奇。 |
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Her remarks hurt his feelings.
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她的话伤害了他的感情。 |
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Her remarks made him writhe with shame.
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她的话羞得他十分难堪。 |
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Her remarks savour of hypocrisy.
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她说的话听起来有点儿虚伪. |
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Her remarks were a typical case of sour grapes.
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她说的话是典型的酸葡萄心理。 |
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Her remarks were like a red rag to a bull: he was furious with her.
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她的话惹得他对她暴跳如雷. |
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Her remote controls, you know, for a telly, a video, sound systems. Check them out.
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她的遥控器--比如:她的电视、录象机,音响系统。统统检查一遍. |
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Her renditions of Okinawan songs of celebration and sad songs for homesick travelers always move the audience.
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她演唱的冲绳祭典歌谣和洋溢浓浓乡愁的抒情曲总是能感动听众。 |
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Her reply caught him off base.
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她的答覆使他不知所措。 |
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Her reply is in effect an apology.
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她的答复实际上是一种道歉。 |