they'd的例句大全

Kick-Ass said they'd be weirdos who walk the line between neighborhood watch and vigilante.

《海扁王》则认为他们会穿行于街道，密切监视社区动静，是想要充当义务警察的怪胎。

They'd said the wound was only about this big you see and he showed me with his fingers.

他们说伤口只有这么一点大，他还用手指比划给我看。

I thought they'd be a nice durable cardboard.

我起先还以为大概是好看的空书壳子.

I knew they'd only laugh at me if I made a scene.

我知道如果我大吵大闹一场,只能引起他们的嘲笑.

She was terrified they'd lose their home.

她很害怕他们会丧失家园。

On Wednesday, William thanked locals saying they'd never known anywhere as beautiful and welcoming as Anglesey.

周三，威廉感谢当地人说他们还不知道有什么地方能像安格尔西岛一样美丽和热情。

On Wednesday, William thanked locals saying they'd never known anywhere as "beautiful and welcoming as Anglesey."

周三，威廉感谢当地人说他们还不知道有什么地方能像“安格尔西岛一样美丽和热情”。

Ferretti suggests first-timers think about where in the world they'd like to go, then ask their local yoga instructor about the teachers at the retreat destination.

Ferretti建议第一次参加这种活动的人先考虑他们想去世界上的哪个地方去度假，然后问一问他们当地的瑜伽教练关于度假地点的瑜伽老师的情况。

Interestingly, while old friends were unfriended because of their actions in the virtual world, friends from work were more often unfriended because of something they'd done in real life.

有趣的是，老的朋友们解除好友关系通常是因为他们在虚拟世界做错了事情，而工作中的朋友被解除好友关系通常是因为他们在现实生活中做错了事情。

Anyway, they'd been too busy to see Ne Zha in Beijing.

总之，他们之前太忙了没来得及在北京看哪吒。

Ironically, this would stretch so far back that many worshipers wouldn't even be able to see the Kaaba they'd come all this way to worship.

然而讽刺的是，扩建部分远至朝圣者根本无法看到他们远道而来朝觐的卡巴天房。

Let's go and welcome the new family to the neighborhood. I'm sure they'd like that.

让我们去对街上的新家庭表示欢迎吧. 我肯定他们会高兴的.

John: Let's go and welcome the new family to the neighborhood. I'm sure they'd like that.

约翰: 让我们去对街上的新家庭表示欢迎吧. 我肯定他们会高兴的.

It's a good thing I look out for you or they'd get away with it.

这是个好东西,这样他们就不会欺负你了.

If the Indian government were smarter, they'd appoint her to a new position: Director of Prisons.

如果印度政府明智一点的话，他们应该给她安排另一个职位：监狱主管。

Make a gesture of co-operation and ask how they'd like you to exit.

摆出合作的姿态，问问他们希望你如何退出。

The state wanted to know how much they'd have to drop the price of apples to sell 5 percent more of them.

州政府希望知道的是，要增加5%的苹果销量，其价格应当降低多少。

Or they'd go alone to the playground, or walk a mile to a piano lesson.

她们也可以自己去游乐场，或者走一英里路去上钢琴课。

Mark: I bet Meili expected they'd get right back together once he found work.

马克：我敢说，美丽肯定以为他一找到工作他们就能和好如初了呢。