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time/hight time分别是什么意思
答:
It’s (high/about)
time
+ past subjunctive(过去虚拟语气)For example:It’s time you stopped smoking.It’s high time you stopped smoking.It’s about time you stopped smoking
almost
time是快到...的时间了,差不多该是...的时间了。do not take if it is almost time for the n...
It's
almost
time
to go to work这句话什么意思?
答:
It's
almost time
to go to work 快到上班时间了 重点词汇 almost 几乎 ; 差不多 time 时间 ; 时间,钟点,时刻 ; 时,时间 ; 为…安排时间 ; 选择…的时机 ; 计时 ; 测定…所需的时间 ; 在某一时刻击球 go to work 着手工作
“时间快到了” 英语翻译 快速!!!我下午有英语作文比赛!!
答:
Time
is up!是指已经结束了,时间已经到了。而不是“快”到了。
快到饭点了英语怎么说
答:
英文:It's
almost
time
for dinner。好几个小时没吃东西了,又快到午饭饭点了,于是肚子开始叫了。You haven't eaten in a few hours, it's almost lunch time, and your stomach growls.
快下班了/上班了 英语怎么说
答:
It's
time
to go to work!快上班了 It's time to come off work!快下班了
almost
是什么意思
答:
It's
almost
time
to go.是差不多该走的时候了。The argument ground on for almost two years.这场争论拖拖拉拉持续了近两年。
Almost
all homes have at least one TV set.差不多每家都至少有一台电视机。She was almost 90, but still very robust.她将近90岁了,但身体仍然十分强健。He ...
几乎用英语怎么说?
答:
She
almost
reached the summit of the mountain, but had to turn back due to bad weather.她差一点就到了山顶,但由于天气不好不得不折返。四、双语例句 1、The pain was almost more than he could bear.这种痛苦几乎使他无法忍受。2、It's almost
time
to go.是差不多该走的时候了。3...
almost
和most区别,用法,例句
答:
almost
不能置于句末。 例句1:It's almost
time
to go.差不多是该走的时候了。 例句2:The bridge is almost 2 kilometres long.这座桥差不多有两公里长。 most的用法 1、most用作副词时是many和much的最高级,可与部分两个或两个以上音节的形容词或副词构成最高级。与形容词连用构成最高级时,前面通常要...
all
time
与all the time有什么区别
答:
all the
time
英[ɔːl ðə taɪm] 美[ɔːl ðə taɪm] 二、释义不同 all time表示所有时间; all the time表示总是,一直; 三、用法不同 all time是指从过去到现在的全部时间,通常用于描述历史上最伟大、最有影响力的事物或人物等,主要就是凸显一个“最”。例如: 1、Michael Jo...
almost
的用法
答:
almost
可用于同级比较。almost无比较级和最高形形式,不可加very修饰。almost位置不同,可能引起意义的改变。试比较以下两句:He almost wept every
time
he was scolded.每次受责骂时,他几乎都要哭。(实际上他没有哭过)He wept almost every time he was scolded.差不多每次受责骂时,他都要哭。almos...
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