supposed的例句大全

We're supposed to go to the prom together.

我们本来该一起参加舞会的。

Everyone is supposed to wear a seat belt in the car.

每个坐在汽车内的人都应该系上安全带.

I have always supposed that astrology is his particular hobby.

我一直认为占星学是他的特殊爱好.

I was supposed to do some work this weekend but I couldn't be arsed.

这个周末我本应该干点事，不过我不愿去找那个麻烦。

The sun is supposed to shine all over the world, its brilliant particles spreading evenly.

大阳应该普照天下, 光芒的颗粒均匀地分布.

Mention famous or powerful people one is supposed to know, so as to impress others.

提及名人或有权势的人, 让人以为自己认识这些人而对自己另眼相看.

A . I supposed to chair to class this afternoon . But I'm sorry I can't come.

今日下午我本来要主持一座谈会的,但很抱歉我无法出席.

The EIS is also supposed to " accompany the proposal through the existing agency review processes ".

“环境影响报告书 ” 也须与提案一起“经现设机构审查 ”.

Theoretically, the price is supposed to be marked on the shelf...

照理说，价格应该标在货架上。

This Treaty was supposed to guarantee our territorial integrity.

这一条约应该可以保证我方领土的完整.

I supposed there'd be a curious crowd around there all day.

我料想,那儿整天都会有一群好奇的人围观.

A telephonist is supposed to have local knowledge.

话务员应该熟悉当地情况.

French kids are supposed to say balladeur instead of Walkman -- but they don't.

法国孩子该说balladeur(随身听)而不该说 walkman,但孩子们并不按要求做.

The dances were supposed to be string segregated.

一般说来,对舞会要加以严格的区别.

I was supposed to be writing a letter but I'm afraid I got sidetracked.

我本来应该在写信，但后来恐怕是分心干别的去了。

All her neighbours supposed her to be a widow.

她的邻人们都猜测她是寡妇.

It was supposed to be an Angus, said Iry Yip, the manager of Sammy's Kitchen. The sign was designed in 1978 by her father, Sammy Yip, the restaurant's founder, who at 84 still sits behind the cash register.

森美餐厅的经理叶凤仪（Iry Yip）说，它是一头安格斯牛（Angus），是她的父亲、餐厅创始人叶联（Sammy Yip）在1978年设计的。他老人家今年84岁，仍然坐在餐厅的收银台后面。

The first casualty of the chaos was a tour that was supposed to take it to Los Angeles; San Francisco; Seattle; Ann Arbor, Mich.; and Chicago in April.

混乱局面首先波及的，便是原定于4月在洛杉矶、旧金山、西雅图、密歇根州安娜堡和芝加哥举行的巡演。

Spectators are not supposed to have any alcoholic beverage on the stand.

观众不能在看台上喝任何酒精饮料.

The word was supposed to be as outdated as those sinister little Chinamen saltshakers I saw in thrift shops.

照理说，它应该像我在旧货店里看到的那些阴险的中国小人盐瓶一样被淘汰了。