a good read

常見例句

In the process of Chinese teaching, it is one of teachers tasks to instruct students to have a good reading habit and to grasp reading skills.
在語文教學(xué)過程中，指導(dǎo)學(xué)生養(yǎng)成良好的閱讀習(xí)慣并掌握一定的閱讀方法，是教師的任務(wù)之一。
On the downside, since such keyboards aren't attached to the tablet, they provide no support for keeping the slate propped up at a good reading angle.
另外一方面，因?yàn)闆]有這樣的實(shí)體鍵盤和電腦相連，所以無需提供支架來保持一個(gè)好的閱讀視角。
According to the old school long requirements, find a can let the children really feel knowledge changes fate of good work, see the hope, a good reading books.
按照老校長的要求，找到一個(gè)能讓孩子們真切感到知識(shí)改變命運(yùn)的好工作，看到讀書的希望，好好讀書。
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So when you go ahead and draw these on your problem-sets or on your exams, it's a good idea to put these dashed lines in, both for you and for people reading it to see exactly where your molecular orbitals are coming from.
所以當(dāng)你在做課后題,或者考試的時(shí)候要畫這些圖時(shí)，最好把這些虛線放進(jìn)去，既方便你自己也方便別人知道,這些分子軌道是從哪里來的。
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A good example of that is Pollan's book, In Defense of Food, that you started reading now.
以鮑蘭的著作《為食物辯護(hù)》為例,這本書你們已經(jīng)開始讀了
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We love to read and everything we read is a page turner, ; all to the good; but the fact is our fascination with reading isn't simply a fascination that takes the form of having fun.
我們喜歡閱讀，并且總是迫不及待地翻到下一頁，每一頁都在講好事;,但是事實(shí)上閱讀真正令我們著迷的地方,并不在于簡單的娛樂功用。
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