一名的例句大全

An Australian officer of a regional intervention force in the Solomon Islands was killed in Honiara, capital of the South Pacific island country, on Wednesday.

一名在南太平洋所罗门群岛参加多国援助行动的澳大利亚维和人员22日晨在所首都霍尼亚拉执行例行巡逻任务时被枪杀。

A pregnant model showed off her baby bump to fellow models backstage at a Mercedes-Benz Fashion event in Mexico City Tuesday.

奔驰车展后台，一名怀孕的模特在与朋友们分享即将成为母亲的喜悦，墨西哥城。

This patient and one other patient required immune-modulating therapy in addition to AEDs.

这病人和另外一名病人除了抗癫痫药物还需要免疫调节治疗。

An official with the All-China Women's Federation ( ACWF) said China's top legislature is set to draft the first law on domestic violence, Xinhua reported.

据新华社报道，全国妇女联合会的一名官员表示，我国最高立法机构将起草首部反家庭暴力法。

If you become a professional athlete, you'll beto doing something you love.

如果你成为一名职业运动员, 你就能够做你喜欢的事情来谋生.

A new head of CUNY was appointed.

一名新校长上任，他叫马修·。

The City University Dining Service is seeking a full time chef.

城市大学餐饮服务部招聘全职厨师一名.

Regard an individual character as CEO, baoermo dares to express his point of view.

作为一名个性CEO, 鲍尔默敢于发表自己的观点.

My Business Law professor was John Baker, Yale Laws first black faculty member.

教我们“商业法”的教授是约翰.贝克，他是耶鲁大学中第一名黑人教员。

An Orthodox Jew investigates the scene of a Palestinian rocket attack.

一名东正教犹太人调查巴勒斯坦火箭弹袭击的现场.

So the likelihood of it becoming law is zilch, said a Wall Street lobbyist.

一名华尔街游说者表示：所以，它变成法律的可能性小之又小。

She's the wife of the man you kidnapped and killed.

她是一名你绑架并谋杀的男人的妻子。

She was a passive spectator of the operation of her fate.

在命运的主宰面前,她只能做一名消极的旁观者.

This term as appropriate as the one in the 3 rd century.

这一名称与第3世纪的称谓同样贴切.

Later, if appropriate, the team's Project Area administrator can remove you as an administrator.

随后，如果顺利的话，团队的Project Area管理员可以去掉您作为一名管理员的身份。

He gave a flat 'No!' to one reporter's question.

他对一名记者提问直截了当地答复“不！”

...a player who screeches at you on the field.

一名在赛场上向你尖声喊叫的运动员

He fell out with his father and became a wanderer.

他和父亲闹翻了,成了一名游子.

Arriving in Shanghai in 1911 as a 28-year-old rookie reporter, Crow had a lust for adventure.

1911年,28 岁 的克罗作为一名初出茅庐的记者来到上海.

In horse racing, a jockey who's winning by a wide margin doesn't need to whip his horse to go faster, and can win with his "hands down." The phrase soon caught on outside the sporting world.

在赛马中，如果一名骑手觉得自己胜券在握，就不需快马加鞭，而是可以“垂着双手”就赢得胜利。这句习语迅速在体育圈之外流行了起来。