earliest memories的意思

earliest memories中文翻譯：

最早的記憶

相似詞語短語

banish memories───放逐記憶

earnest monies───定金

cache memories───[計]高速緩沖存儲器；快取記憶體

core memories───[計]磁心存儲器；磁芯存儲器

echoic memories───n.聲象記憶，回聲記憶；余音記憶

flash memories───閃速存儲器

main memories───[計]主存儲器

racial memories───種族記憶；民族記憶

screen memories───[心理]屏蔽記憶；屏幕存儲器

雙語使用場景

of my earliest memories of feeling attraction to a girl was in high school.───我被女生吸引的最早的記憶發生在高中時代。

shocking death of Bambi's mother, for instance, lurks among the earliest memories of many of us.───比如說小鹿斑比的媽媽之死讓我們很震驚，其中隱藏著我們許多人的記憶。

My earliest memories from childhood are of brushing my teeth and of looking up at a cracked ceiling.───我有關童年的最早記憶是刷牙和仰望開裂的天花板。

One of my earliest memories in World War II Belgrade, where I grew up, was going to see a Buster Keaton film.───我在我長大的地方，貝爾格萊德，最早的記憶之一，便是去看一場巴斯特基頓的電影。

Like many children growing up in the U. S. , some of my earliest memories of television involve watching Sesame Street.───就像在美國長大的很多孩子一樣，我幼年最初的記憶就是坐在電視機前看芝麻街節目。

Let's see whether the earliest memories of men and women really are so different.───讓我們看看最早記憶發生的年齡是否有男女之別…

My earliest memories are of pointing to the sky, having detected the far-off drone of a piston engine.───我能回憶起的最早的事情就是指著天空，耳邊傳來遠處的活塞引擎的轟鳴聲。

One of my earliest memories of feeling attraction to a girl was in high school.───我被女生吸引的最早的記憶發生在高中時代。

The question of 'infantile amnesia' is thorny because it's hard to test whether adults' earliest memories are real or imagined.───`嬰兒健忘’是棘手的，因為測試是堅硬的成人’最早期的記憶的問題是否是真正或想象。

英語使用場景

It's one of my earliest memories.

My earliest memories were of the fruit trees.

My earliest memories are of fruit trees.

One of my earliest memories is paddling in the sea with my parents.

In my very earliest memories, I am hungry, always hungry.

One of Herbert's earliest memories is aptly a journey on ice.

My earliest memories are of my mother bending over my cot to kiss me goodnight.

Ask yourself these questions: What are my earliest memories of speaking and writing?

My earliest memories include a pervasive sense of exile.