walk的例句大全

I'll walk you ten miles any day you like.

随便哪一天我跟你竞走十英里吧.

Walk down our street any day and you'll see kids playing football.

无论哪天到我们那条街上来走走,你就会看到孩子们在踢足球.

B: I don't think so.While in the plane, you can't walk around or open the windows.By the way, the seats are uncomfortable.There is not much choice of food and there are not enough toilets.

B：我不这么认为。在飞机上,你不能到处走,也不能打开窗户，而且座位也很不舒服。可选的食物不多,厕所也不够。

I am a babe in arms. I am entitled to go out a walk by myself.

我不是需人怀抱的娃娃, 我有权自己出去走走了.

I walk to a street corner and wait for the school bus.

我走到街角等校车。

Web surfing is like to walk on the ice, dance on the bubble.

网络,那是薄冰上的行走, 泡沫上的舞步.

I'm so tired that I can hardly walk.

我太累,简直走不动了.

We have to walk up, for there is no lift.

我们得爬楼, 因为这儿没电梯.

I always have to do chores. I have to walk the dog and feed him every day. I have to wash him once a week.

我每次都不得不做家务。我每天都不得不遛狗和喂它食物。每周我还得给它洗一次澡。

There was a little walk between the station and Bola Bola, but it's a nice, quiet area, and we made our way there easily with help from the maps on the website.

那儿有一天小路连接在车站和市区之间，但是他很美，很安静，并且我们有了网站上面的地图的帮助很容易就找到了对的路。

He has four lovely legs, and foot pad under each of his feet, which make him walk quietly.

它还有四条可爱的小腿，每条腿下都有一块肉垫，走起来静悄悄的。

Details of your local walk-hang clean bathroom store.

详情敬请移步当地恒洁卫浴专卖店.

Teddy Jr could barely walk with his artificial leg, let alone go out in the snow.

刚刚装上假肢的小泰迪几乎不能迈步, 更遑论在雪地里行走.

JOHN: Hey, Ji Wei! Wait! Let me walk with you.

约翰: 嗨, 冀伟! 等等! 我跟你同时走.

She always drags behind when we walk anywhere.

我们每走什么地方她都慢慢腾腾吃力地跟在后面。

I'd like to take a walk with my family after done the dinner time.

喜欢一个人与家人在晚上饭后散散步.

The moon has less gravity than mars, so lunar gravity, the divers struggle to keep their balance and walk awkwardly.

月球的重力要比火星的重力小，所以失去重力装置很难找到平衡行走自如。

You could walk a hundred thousand miles and never find a home.

你忍受，走了十万八千里，仍然形单影只。

Music fans walk to the exit at the end of the Coachella festival in Indio, California.

在加利福尼亚州印第奥，乐迷们在Coachella乡村音乐节结束后走向出口。

During eight months of voluntary confinement on the slopes of Mauna Loa, a walk outside meant donning spacesuits and grappling with airlocks-hardly a recipe for mental clarity but, instead, preparation for what life might be like in the first human settlement on Mars.

在莫纳罗亚山斜坡上八个月的自愿“监禁”期间，外出散步意味着要穿上宇航服、忍受气闸仓气压变化——这可不是保持头脑清醒的良方，而是为人类在火星上的首个定居点生活做准备。