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Mr Smith looked sour when I spoke of his daughter's bad conduct in school.
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史密斯先生听我说到他女儿在学校品行不良时,一脸的怒容。 |
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Mr Smith may come here tomorrow.
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(史密斯先生可能明天会来这儿。) |
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Mr Smith opened the ball with a report on last year's work.
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史密斯先生作了一篇有关去年工作情况的报告,作为开幕词。 |
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Mr Smith provided food for us.
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史密斯先生为我们提供食物。 |
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Mr Smith puts the problem down to greed and money.
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史密斯先生认为这个问题其源出于贪婪和拜金主义。 |
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Mr Smith should be made to realize, like it or not, that he is about fifty years behind the times .
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不管他乐意不乐意,应让史密斯先生意识到,他已落后时代50年了。 |
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Mr Smith should be made to realize, like it or not, that he is about fifty years behind the times.
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不管他乐意不乐意,应让史密斯先生意识到,他已落后时代50年了。 |
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Mr Smith takes care of marketing and publicity.
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史密斯先生负责产品的销售与推广。 |
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Mr Smith told me to hold on to my oil shares.
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史密斯先生叫我不要卖掉石油股票。 |
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Mr Smith wanted to speak to the real manager. He wasn't going to be satisfied with some bumped-up cashier.
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史密斯先生要找真正的经理谈话。他才不会认为同一个一步登天的出纳员谈谈就满足了。 |
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Mr Smith was a high-handed tyrant in his office.
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史密斯先生在他办公室里是个专横跋扈的独裁者。 |