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A chair will not stand on two legs.
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一把椅子不能靠两条腿站立。 |
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A chair with side structures to support the arms or elbows.
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扶手椅带有侧面结构用以支承胳膊或胳膊肘的椅子 |
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A challenge to a duel.
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挑战要求决斗 |
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A challenging course of study; a challenging role for an inexperienced performer.
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一门挑战性的课程；给一个无经验的演员一个挑战性的角色 |
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A champion of the Olympic Games is the envy of all athletes.
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奥运会冠军是运动员们 羡慕的目标. |
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A chance meeting brought the two old friends together again.
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偶然的相遇使两位老朋友重新聚首。 |
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A chance meeting decided my career.
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偶然的会面决定了我的事业。 |
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A chance screen test took him to Hollywood; there, according to his own stories, he bummed around in much the same fashion.
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一次偶然的“触电”机会将里根带入了好莱坞，根据他自己的说法，在那里他一直都在循规蹈矩地工作生活。 |
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A chance to blot out our mistakes and chance failure into winning.
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一次抹掉我们的错误转败为胜的机会。 |
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A change in normal word order, such as the placement of a verb before its subject.
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倒装正常词序的变化，例如，倒装动词置于主语之前 |
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A change in position could be better than you thought.
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位置的改变比你想象的要好。 |
