people tend的例句大全

In modern lives many people tend to get divorced when they are unhappy with each other.

现代生活中许多人在不能相处的情况下会选择离婚.

He offered the following example: While park signs in the West exhort people to'Keep Off the Grass,'Chinese versions tend to anthropomorphize nature as a way to gently engage the stomping masses.

他列举了下面这个例子：西方公园的标识让人“莫践踏草坪，”而中国公园的标识则往往将自然拟人化。

The people you genuinely admire for doing something in particular tend to do something you love or care about.

你特别崇拜的那个人做的事情，可能就是你喜欢或者关心的事情。

Many business people tend to go suicidal when faced with a crisis.

许多生意人当面对危机时倾向于选择自杀。

Research also has shown that people who drink heavily tend to exercise more vigorously than non-drinkers.

研究同时显示，较滴酒不沾的人而言，豪饮酒精饮料者倾向于更积极地活动。

Since most modern architecture has regular column net, when people mention grid method, tend to associate it with the column net on drawings.

由于现代主义建筑大多有规整的柱网，后来人们一提到网格，往往联想到的就是这些图纸上的柱网。

L: Some people tend to impulse buying.

(有些人易冲动之下购物. )

Some people tend to impulse buying.

(有些人容易冲动购物. )

People tend to remember the good moments from our dim and distant past.

人们往往能记住很久以前的那些美好时光.

In general, people do tend to try to maintain the status quo.

通常，人们会尝试维持现状。

People tend to form strong views about what a fair price is for a house, and behavioural economists call this anchoring.

人们往往会对一幢房子的公平价格形成根深蒂固的看法，行为经济学家称之为锚定（Anchoring）。

We modern people tend to see weather as mere physical phenomena.

我们现代人往往将天气变化视为单纯的物理现象.

People who prefer symphony concerts or chamber music tend to look down their noses at opera.

喜欢交响音乐会或者室内乐音乐会的人会有看不起歌剧的倾向。

People tend to become disillusioned as they grow older.

人们随着年龄的增长往往不再抱幻想.

People tend to think that nurses and other humanitarian workers in war zones are given safe conduct.

人们常常以为护士和其他从事人道主义工作的人员在交战区会得到安全保护。

Allergy hereditary people tend to get hay fever.

遗传过敏体质的人容易得花粉热.

The people of Tea Town cherish their products and tend to make friends to do business.

茶城人视自己的产品如亲骨肉,对顾客先做朋友,后做生意.

People who are tend to take their frustrations out on the person who answers the phone.

记住,你倾诉怨气的对象不一定是给你造成麻烦的人,而可能是给你解决问题的人.

The results show that, when absolute clauses require personal pronoun subjects, people tend to choose accusative rather than nominative personal pronouns.

研究结果表明，在必须使用人称代词为独立主格结构的主语时，人们不是更倾向于选择主格人称代词，反而是更倾向于选择宾格人称代词。

Waiting rooms: People here tend to be feeling anxious about their news& not yours.

候车室：这里的人往往对事关自己（而不是你）的消息感到焦虑。