in one spot的意思

in one spot中文翻譯：

在一個地方

相似詞語短語

on the spot───立刻，當場；在危險中；處于負責地位

hit the spot───使人滿足；正合需要；恰到好處

in one's pocket───口袋里

be on the spot───在場

in one's court───在法庭上

in one's power───在某人掌握中；盡某人的力量

in the shit───陷入困境

nine-spot───九點

on one side───在一旁；斜著

雙語使用場景

Your eyes don't actually stay fixed in one spot.───閱讀時眼睛并不總是盯在一個點上。

He won't stay in one spot for any length of time.───他不會在一個地方待那怕是一小會。

His wanderlust would not allow him to stay long in one spot.───他酷愛旅游，無法在一個地方久留。

You are ahead of your time, and trying to stay in one spot could be asking too much.───你提前完成計劃的事情，并試圖停留在原地，但是這樣要求的會更多。

The International Atomic Energy Agency said the level in one spot tested in Iitate was twice its suggested threshold for evacuation.───國際原子能署說，在一個地方一級Iitate測試兩次被其撤離建議的門檻。

So many individuals from all over the world with a common interest meeting in one spot - precisely like here in Beijing for the Olympics!───來自世界各國的人們因為一個共同愛好來到這里——正像大家因為奧運會聚在北京。

In the boat she felt helpless, unable to move around, sitting in one spot.───她在船上感到很無助，只能坐在一個地方，沒法四處活動。

Thus, in practical terms, if the going got tough in one spot, the hominids would not have had to move far to get to a better situation.───于是，住在這里的人，要是在一個地點不容易過活，不必遷到遠方就能找到容易過活的環境。

We'd get to see all the Australian native animals in one spot, like kangaroos, koalas , possums and wombats.───那個地方可以參觀到澳大利亞所有本土動物，像袋鼠、無尾熊、負鼠、袋熊。

英語使用場景

His wanderlust would not allow him to stay long in one spot.

Reducing the shininess factor from 70 to 0 would not work the way you might expect, it would spread the white reflection across the whole object instead of it being concentrated in one spot.

Some birds, such as the hummingbird, beat their wings very fast to stay in one spot.

Laughing is the sensation of feeling good all over and showing it principally in one spot. Josh Billings

Most chitons are rather sedentary animals, living in one spot and venturing short distances in search of food.

Six of my men were killed in one spot near me.

The satellite remains in one spot relative to the earth's surface.