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A sudden shower of rain brought our horses to a complete standstill .
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突然来一了阵雨，使我们的马完全停了下来。 |
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A sudden shower of rain brought our horses to a complete standstill.
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突然来一了阵雨，使我们的马完全停了下来。 |
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A sudden smile illuminated her face.
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突然的微笑使她容光焕发。 |
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A sudden storm ruled out the boat race.
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突如其来的暴风雨使得划船比赛没法进行。 |
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A sudden terrible shriek froze the passenger to the spot.
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突然一声可怕的尖叫吓得过路的人愣住了。 |
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A sudden visit or attack; an onslaught.
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猛攻突然拜访（或攻击）；猛攻 |
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A sudden whim to buy a cream cake.
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去买奶油蛋糕的一个突然的怪念头，。 |
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A sudden wind brought down a nearby branch, scraping my cheek. I woke up. I was surprised at my daydreaming.
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阵风过处，近旁枝叶频触面颊惊动了我，讶异自己多年来仍挥不去处于现实中的梦幻。 |
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A sudden, large increase in the birthrate, especially the one in the United States after World War II from 1947 through 1961.
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婴儿潮出生率突然、大幅度的增长，尤指从1947年到1961年二次世界大战后美国的出生率. |
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A sudden, usually drastic failure of a computer system.
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一种突然的，严重的计算机故障。 |
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A suffering animal is a distressing sight .
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看到动物受痛苦是很难受的。 |
