变得的例句大全

A fast, automatic clean-up of my solid-state drive made my Mac run faster.

使用它对固态硬盘进行自动快速清理后，我的mac运行速度变得更快。

Man goes a-beggaring into nothingness.

人在无物中变得贫穷.

The shell is over-smooth, -- and not so much.

果壳变得滑溜溜 -- 从没想把这称做.

More generally, the sense that the world is getting more dangerous helps Republicans in general and a tough, experienced, military man such as Mr McCain in particular.

更普遍来看，世界变得越来越危险，这种感觉也有助于所有共和党人特别是像麦凯恩这样一个强硬、有经验的军人。

As private capital available for productive enterprise shrinks, our economy becomes less productive and less prosperous.

随着可用于高效率企业的私人资本锐减, 我们的经济就变得更加低效,繁荣的前景也就更加暗淡.

The players have become accustomed to the fast tempo of professional rugby.

球员们已经变得习惯于职业英式橄榄球的快节奏。

A higher level of equity, of course, makes it easier to issue debt.

当然, 权益水平的上升会使发债变得相对容易.

At some stage kids begin doing things they never did before. They become more independent.

从某个阶段起，孩子们开始做以前从未做过的事情。他们变得更加独立。

The tight shoes restrict your freedom to dance and stiffen your feet.

这双紧鞋子限制了你的跳舞自由，使双脚变得僵硬。

The profession is becoming less elitist and more representative of diverse backgrounds.

这一行业正变得不那么精英化，更能代表多元背景。

My skin becomes inflamed and patchy.

我的皮肤发炎，而且变得斑驳。

The appalling behavior of Wallis often rendered her utterly unbearable.

沃利斯那骇人的行为常常使她变得完全无法忍受。

The flight became bumpy as we crossed over Panama.

飞越巴拿马上空时，飞机变得颠簸起来。

The mere suggestion that she was becoming like Maya made Naomi tremble.

这个暗示她正变得像马娅的想法让娜奥米颤抖起来。

The impurities in the original cider became sharply visible after distillation.

原先苹果酒里的杂质在蒸馏后变得清晰可见。

The absence of the reigning champion made the competition unpredictable.

卫冕冠军的缺席使这场比赛变得难以预测。

A sudden spurt of anger made my face flush bright red.

一股怒气突然涌上，使我的脸变得通红。

Anakin and Padm é stood hand in hand, glowing with pride and happiness.

阿纳金和帕德美手拉手站着, 因为骄傲与快乐而变得容光焕发.

Recent events should make everyone cautious about predicting what cannot occur there, whether for good or for worse.

最近的事件可能会让每个人在预测某处不可发生的事情时变得谨慎起来，无论结果是好是坏。

The term "lunatic" was created to describe individuals who became insane during a full moon.

"lunatic"这个词被创造出来，用来形容在满月时变得疯狂的人。