胆的例句大全

Would your strokes be tremblingly timid or brilliantly bold? Fancy with a flourish or plain?

你的落笔会是颤抖胆怯的,还是鲜明果敢的? 你的想象会是丰富的还是贫乏的?

Mark tells us that Joseph bravely went to Pilate to ask for Jesus'body.

马可告诉我们,约瑟是“放胆进去见彼拉多,求耶稣的身体”.

You have nothing to fear; boldly take the share which is due to your modesty.

不用害怕, 放胆拿你因谦逊而应得的一份吧.

In whom we have boldness and access with confidence by the faith of him.

我们因信耶稣,就在他里面放胆无惧,笃信不疑的来到神面前.

On the positive side, behaviors that can add half hours of life expectancy include: drinking 2-3 cups of coffee or taking statins, cholesterol-lowering drugs ( one microlife), eating fruits and vegetables ( four microlives), and working out 20 minutes per day ( two microlives). ( Source: time. com)

从另一方面来看，能够帮助增加微生命的行为有：喝2到3杯咖啡或吃降低胆固醇的他汀类药物（1个微生命），吃水果蔬菜（4个微生命），每天锻炼20分钟（2个微生命）。

Only cowards start back before difficulties.

只有胆小鬼才在困难面前畏缩.

This trichrome stain of the liver demonstrates extensive portal tract fibrosis with sclerosing cholangitis.

肝脏三色染色显示硬化性胆管炎时,广泛的门管区纤维化.

They never did anything of a heroic or dare-devil character.

他们从来不干具有英雄气概的大胆冒险的事.

God has made my heart faint ; the Almighty has terrified me.

16神使我丧胆、全能者使我惊惶.

The enemy lost heart and slowly edged away.

敌人丧胆了,偷偷地撤走了.

Must has the excellent courage and wisdom , the extraordinary skill in wushu in do not enter.

非有过人的胆识 、 超绝的武艺,不得入内.

They were rich in curiosity, and strong in daring and slang.

他们富于好奇心, 敢于大胆说粗话.

The slow movement shows a bold use of trumpets and drums.

缓慢的乐章在小号和鼓的运用方面显得很大胆.

Scarlett: Why don't you say you are a coward?

斯佳丽: 你为什么不说你是个胆小鬼?

Unearthed retailers face, bold tones looked to the land.

探出寒噤的脸, 大胆张望平仄的大地.

They are by nature fearful and timid.

他们天生就胆小怕事.

He held them in contempt for behaving in such a cowardly way.

他看不起他们,因为他们这样胆小怕事.

He was no coward in spirit.

精神上他倒并非胆小怕事.

He might have behaved timidly in life; in the book he would be bold as a lion.

在生活中他可能是个胆小怕事的人, 但在书中他却会被写成像狮子一样勇猛.

My mother takes care of our child, because we are busy with work.

这孩子总是胆小怕事.