青年中文today one的意思
today one中文翻譯：
今天一個
相似詞語短語
day one───第一天
on day one───在第一天
day ones───第一天
from day one───從一開始
to lay on───躺著
towaway zone───拖航區
to lay over───翻身
to lay off───解雇
to lay out───布置
雙語使用場景
Today one in four men and one in five women still smoke.───今天，仍有四分之一的男性和五分之一的女性在吸煙。
Today one measure of Rodchenko's stature is the price his work fetches.───如今一個衡量羅申科地位的標尺是他的作品的價格。
I bequeath to you today one little girl ... ───我今天交給你一個小女孩。。。
Today, one of my friends asked to take pictures of me for her photography class.───今天一個朋友請我做她的攝影作業模特。
Today, one of the children at my daycare came up to me and bit me on the face.───今天，我幼兒園的一個小孩沖過來，打了我的臉一下。
"Miss Zhou looks fashionable today. " One of the men said. Well, it's fashion enough to call an unmarried woman "miss" .───“密斯周今天好時髦！”男子中的一個說。稱未嫁的女子為“密斯”也是時髦。
We aren't as concerned about the Olympic Games as we were a week ago. China's Olympic slogan still rings true today: "One World One Dream" .───我們對奧運的關注也不再像一個星期前那樣強烈了，今天中國的奧運口號“同一個世界，同一個夢想”還在耳邊回響。
Certainly, it is today one of her most popular, and was recently adapted for television in a critically acclaimed production by the BBC.───這本書肯定是其作品中現在最受歡迎的一本，最近還被英國廣播公司改編成受評論界稱贊的電視劇。
Well, today one could speak again of religion, but in the sixties and seventies it was maybe more a question of ethics.───如今人們可以再度談到宗教，但是在60年代和70年代，談論的卻是道德問題。
英語使用場景
Today one can enjoy a relaxing boat tour around the harbour.
The US has had a virtual monopoly of aircraft carrier power projection for some two or more decades, and has today one Enterprise class and 10 Nimitz class operational carriers.
From crime pamphlets to dime novels to the "yellow press" to the movies to the tabloids to the trash of today, one theme keeps emerging.
Today, one of the fundamental Church requirements of the Religious Life is the call to continual spiritual renewal.
Just today one of the missionary school youth was about to elope with his new amour.
Today, one can't help sensing that what began as a positive spirit of anarchy has descended into a vapid , untrammelled 'anything-goes'.
Today, one in four people, or a quarter of world's population uses English, and as many as one billon people are learning it.