总是的例句大全

I think the older generation tend to think in a different way.

我觉得老人们总是和我们想法不太一样。

Carragher has a sociological explanation for his feelings: people from Liverpool, he says, tend to feel a distance from the English nation.

对于这种感受，卡拉格自有其社会学意义上的诠释：他说，利物浦人总是觉得自己与英国有某种疏离感。

Although Americans have different views on many issues, they tend to agree on one subject: taxes are too high.

尽管美国人在很多问题上有不同的看法，但他们在一个话题上的意见总是一致的：税收太高。

I tend to lose focus because I often feel overwhelmed at all I need to do.

我常常坚持不来，因为我总是觉得对于所有这些要做的事情有点不堪重负。

We always compare Yi jian lian with Yaoming.

我们总是把易建联和姚明做比较.

Jin: In a group, if I make a mistake, someone can cover up for me.

当在团体中的时候, 如果出了什麽错, 总是会有人可以帮我掩护.

After peanuts left, I could not help thinking about this irony.

落花生去后，我总是不住的这样想。

On account of this, his house was always full of peanuts. After Peanuts left, I could not help thinking about this irony.

因此他家里不时有落花生囤积着。落花生去后，我总是不住的这样想。

With people running for their lives, and bullfighters dancing with the bulls, life and death come together at the San Fermin Festival.

随着人们没命地奔逃、斗牛士和公牛舞蹈，在圣佛明节，生命和死亡总是如影随形，密不可分。

But prehistoric animals weren't always nightmarish. Sometimes, they swapped terror for the weird and goofy.

不过，史前生物也并不总是那么恐怖，有时候，它们怪异呆萌的一面会取代它们可怕的那一面。

Your desk is always pretty messy.

你的办公桌总是乱七八糟.

Jade is always cool to the touch and will resist to scratching with metal.

玉摸上去总是凉凉的,而且还能抗金属划痕.

My wool always seems to tangle.

我的毛线似乎总是缠得象一团乱麻。

You're not usually overly cautious& emotionally speaking, that is.

桔解：你并不总是过分的谨慎，也会有情绪主宰行为的时候。

Dragon Boat Festival is always in May or June.

龙舟节总是在五月或六月。

He's always had a burning ambition to start his own business.

他总是雄心勃勃地想自己创业。

The ignorant person always thought oneself nothing which is not knows, anything does not look in the eye.

无知的人总是认为自己无所不知，什么都不瞧在眼里。

You are always gonna be my love, I'll remember to love you taught me how.

你总是得到我的爱，就算在以后的生命中和谁恋爱也好，我会记得你教我如何爱。

The vermin are very dangerous.

害虫总是有危险的.

There is always danger, except in heaven.

除非进了天国,人总是会有危险的.