青年中文we ll的意思
we ll中文翻譯：
adj.良好的；健康的；適宜的
n.(Well)人名；(英、德、荷)韋爾
adv.很好地；充分地；滿意地；適當地
n.井；源泉
v.涌出
相似詞語短語
we'll───abbr.我們將（weshall，wewill）
well───adv.很好地；充分地；滿意地；適當地；adj.良好的；健康的；適宜的；n.井；源泉；v.涌出；
Bell───n.鈴，鐘；鐘聲，鈴聲；鐘狀物；vt.裝鐘于，系鈴于；vi.鳴鐘；成鐘狀鼓起
Ewell───尤厄爾(人名)
Neill───n.(Neill)人名；(法)內伊；(英)尼爾
Nell───n.內爾（女子名，等于Helen）
Tell───vt.告訴，說；辨別；吩咐；斷定；vi.講述；告發，泄密；識別；n.(Tell)人名；(英、德、瑞典)特爾；(羅、意)泰爾；(阿拉伯)塔勒
Weill───韋爾（人名）
cell───n.細胞；電池；蜂房的巢室；單人小室；vi.住在牢房或小室中；n.(Cell)人名；(英)塞爾
雙語使用場景
We are starting with basic engine configurations, and then we ll be using the design tools to go on and study new configurations that haven t been tried yet.───我們從發動機的基本參數開始，然后我們就用設計工具繼續工作并研究那些沒試驗過的新參數。
We ll be there this time next month.───我們會有下個月這個時候。
course as long as people need to get access to information besides someone s voice, we ll probably always need a screen in some capacity.───想當然只要人們不想透過語音的方式取得信息，我們總是會需要一個屏幕顯示信息。
Finally, we'll take a more nuanced look at waste, asking how much we can eliminate and how much is necessary for a healthy economy.───最后，我們將更微妙地看待浪費，問問我們能消除多少浪費，多少浪費是健康經濟所必需的。
"Now, " she said. "We'll try it on. And I'll do your hair for you. No looking till you're ready"───“現在，”她說，“我們會竭盡所能。我會給你做頭發。在你準備好前先別看。”
"Isn't it a nice building? " the fisherman said to his wife. "We'll be happy with this all over lives. "───“這座大廈夠漂亮了吧！”漁夫對他的妻子說。“這輩子我們就能快樂的生活在這兒了。”
No matter how much others praise, love or admire us, unless we feel that way on the inside, we'll end up rejecting their love.───無論我們受到多少的贊揚，愛和敬仰，只有我們內心感受到愛才行，否則最終會拒絕他人的愛。
The train won't come till 11 at night. We'll have to sweat it out for 3 hours.───火車要到夜間11點才到，我們還得耐著性子等上三個小時。
We'll continue to watch the EURO, as all the other currencies seem to be following its lead at the moment.───我們將繼續觀察歐元走向，因為其它所有貨幣目前看來正唯其馬首是瞻。
英語使用場景
Of course, we’ll go over all of them in the debrief and you’ll have a chance to practice them, too.
As you listen, try to pick out these natural combinations of words. Then we’ll explain what they mean and how to use them in the debrief.
As you listen, consider the following questions. Then we’ll examine the answers in the debrief.
After Flagstaff , we ō ll go to San Diego.
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Listen out for them and we’ll explain what they mean and how to use them in the debrief.
Then we’ll get back to you with an itinerary for the day - that’s Wednesday the 9th, right?
After all, a chili pepper at room temperature will still “burn” our tongue and cause us to sweat. We’ll crave ice-cold water and wave our hands frantically in front of our face.
Kiss me as if it were the last time”; “We’ll always have Paris”; and capping off the coolest-sounding brush-off speech ever: “Here’s looking at you, kid.”