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常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• Over the course of the day, they gradually grow leaden with extended use, as our arms and legs do.
  經(jīng)歷了一天，它們由於過(guò)多的活動(dòng)逐漸變得沉重，就想像我們手臂和腿部的肌肉一樣。
• He is right that the leaden hand of the state has often suppressed individual freedom and creativity.
  有關(guān)政府那衹呆滯之手往往壓制個(gè)人自由和創(chuàng)造力的表述是正確的。
• Then again, cheering crowds are being bused into stadia by the government, armed with noise-makers and decked in colourful attire to improve the leaden atmosphere inside.
  話說(shuō)廻來(lái)，在奧運(yùn)比賽場(chǎng)內(nèi)歡呼的觀衆(zhòng)，也是由政府用巴士送到各場(chǎng)館的，他們配備了制造聲勢(shì)的道具，還換上了鮮豔的服裝，以求改善場(chǎng)內(nèi)沉悶的氣氛。
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權(quán)威例句

• The potted histories of communism he provides as context are leaden and sometimes sloppy.
  ECONOMIST: Communist jokes
• The commonest form is advertising: statistics-laden special supplements, where leaden prose is coupled with cheesy new logos and lame slogans.
  ECONOMIST: National branding
• At Oxford, she impressed her father—also an alumnus—by becoming president of the Union, a debating society with a line in leaden sophomoric wit.
  ECONOMIST: Benazir Bhutto The
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