ned的例句大全

The big boys jumped into the river but little Ned hung back.

大些的男孩子都跳进河里了,但小内德畏缩不前.

Ned put his arm around her, trying to comfort her.

内德搂着她，想安慰她。

Now that Ned can read he finds his early picture books too babyish.

由於内德已经识字,他觉得他以前的那些画册都太浅了.

She and Ned sat silently for a moment, absorbing the peace of the lake.

她和内德默默坐了一会儿，陶醉于湖面的宁静。

They covertly observed Lauren, who was sitting between Ned and Algie at a nearby table.

他们偷偷地观察旁边一张桌子上坐在内德和阿尔吉中间的劳伦。

Ned vaulted over a fallen tree.

内德跳过一棵倒下的树。

Sammy was standing close to Ned, talking animatedly with him.

萨米紧挨着内德站着，两人谈兴正浓。

He don ned his overcoat.

他穿上大衣.

Ned and I discussed everything to the nth degree.

我和内德极为深入地讨论了每一件事。

It was a no-win situation. Either she pretended she hated Ned and felt awful or admitted she loved him and felt even worse!

这个问题没法解决，要么她假装讨厌内德，自己难过；要么承认自己爱他，然后觉得更糟！

She figured that both she and Ned had learned a lot from the experience.

她觉得自己和内德都从这一经历中学到了很多东西。

It pan ned out well.

结果很好.

Ned smiled at him indulgently.

内德宽容地对他笑了笑。

"Never mind, Ned," he consoled me.

“没关系，内德。”他安慰我说。

Ned likes to magnify his achievements.

内德喜欢夸大自己所取得的成绩.

While these fascinating animals were cooking, Ned prepared some bread from the artocarpus.

当烤炙这些很有意味的动物的时候，尼德·兰就调理着面包果。

That the armorer's sullen apprentice was the king's son, Ned had no doubt.

毫无疑问，武器师傅那个脸色阴沉的学徒正是国王的儿子，这点奈德很清楚。

It was Saturday morning. She had just got home from New York feeling tired, crabby and paranoid, and all she wanted to do was go to bed with the radio on quietly and gradually fall asleep to the sound of Ned Sherrin being terribly clever about something.

她只想躺在床上，把收音机音量调低，然后一边听着内德.谢林说些机灵的俏皮话，一边慢慢睡死过去。

Seated on the afterdeck, Ned Land and I chatted about one thing and another, staring at that mysterious sea whose depths to this day are beyond the reach of human eyes.

尼德。兰跟我一同坐在尾楼甲板上，一边看着这神秘的大海—它的深处到今天为止人们还无法到达：

Named after Ned Lud, one of the workers who destroyed machinery in factories in the early 19th century, because they believed it would take away their jobs.

源自19世纪初的工人内德∙卢德，他同其他一些工人认为机器会夺走工作而将工厂机器捣毁。