at the dawn的意思

at the dawn中文翻譯：

黎明時分

相似詞語短語

at dawn───adv.拂曉時；拂曉；天一亮

pistols at dawn───黎明時的手槍

the dawn───亡靈序曲（芬蘭樂隊夢境傳說的一首樂曲）

twinkling at dawn───晨曦一閃

truth at dawn───黎明時的真相

dawn───n.黎明；開端；vt.破曉；出現；被領悟；n.(Dawn)人名；(西)道恩

awaken the dawn───喚醒黎明

dawn on───（白晝）來臨于（某處）; 給（某處）以光明; 逐漸（被人）知曉; 明白；開始被理解；漸漸明白

At the───在…

雙語使用場景

At the dawn of agriculture, there were around 5 million people on the planet.───在農業時代的開端，地球是大概有五百萬人。

At the dawn on the lawn the yawning drowned man began to frown.───拂曉時在草坪上，打呵欠的溺水者開始皺眉頭。

Uncle Sam: "We are at the dawn of the whole new world now, buddy."───山姆大叔：“我們現在正在一個完全嶄新的世界的黎明時刻，兄弟。”

Starts at the dawn and ends at the dawn. Every time I saw " Gone with the Wind" It gave me a different shock.───從黃昏開始，在黃昏結束。我每一次看《亂世佳人》，都給我不同的震撼。

I'll love you just like a swan cherish its feather . I seem to be expended all my fortune to change with you at the dawn.───我會像天鵝愛惜自己的羽毛一般愛你，我似乎用盡了自己所有的運氣，才換來和你在一起的契機。

There were certainly other ways of trying to outsmart the weather before air-conditioning came along, at the dawn of the 20th century.───早在20世紀初空調誕生之前，人們就已經想出了其他辦法來改造天氣。

Junebug skipping like a stone, with the headlights pointed at the dawn. We were sure we'd never see an end to it all.───六月的跳蚤像石頭一樣跳躍，合著指向黎明的頭燈。我們相信，我們從未看到任何結果。

At the dawn of the twentieth century, the United States emerged as a world power, and the U. S. press proved its influence.───在20世紀的黎明，美國崛起為世界強權，它的媒體也證明了它的影響力。

Cleft in twine at the dawn of time, the two shall stand once more in a united front against that which brings the end.───在時間之初被分裂，這兩個會再次站在一起，聯成一線對抗那些想帶來終結的。

英語使用場景

The troop came down on the bandits'lair at the dawn.

Once, long ago, at the dawn of time, he had persuaded man to disobey in a garden.

Have you tried to fly a kite at the dawn time?

The battles of Waterloo and Borodino, at the dawn of European nationalism, are part of British and Russian culture.

At the dawn of humanity, and for much of our history since, meals were literally catch-as-catch-can .

At the dawn the lawn the yawning drowned man began to frown.

In 1954, at the dawn of nuclear power, Lewis Strauss, the head of the Atomic Energy Commission, promised that we were entering an age when electricity would be “too cheap to meter”.

We're at the end of the historical epoch, and at the dawn of another.

At the dawn of the industrial revolution, birth control technology was still relatively crude.