by the beginning的意思

by the beginning中文翻譯：

一開始

相似詞語短語

The Beginning───開始

beginning───v.開始；創建（begin的ing形式）；n.開始；起點

at the beginning───首先；從一開始；起初；從頭開始

in the beginning───開始，開端；起初；起初，首先

thankfulness is the beginning───感恩是開始

at the beginning of───在……的開始；在…之初

by the by───順便提一句；順便提一下

beginning gaho───開始gaho

at beginning───開始時

雙語使用場景

By the beginning of the 19th century, the idea of evolution was in the air.───到19世紀初，進化論的思想逐漸在空氣中飄散。

beginning of this year, success looked close.───今年一開始，成功看起來近在眼前。

the beginning of the 1900s the horse jockey meaning we understand today was firmly in place.───從20世紀初期開始，騎師的意義就是我們今天所理解的那樣，不再改變。

The idea is quite simple, but the dream is always determined by the beginning of the dream.───這個觀點雖然非常簡單，但實現夢想總是由確定這個夢想開始的。

By the beginning of the 20th century, there were less than a few hundred SS soldiers still assigned to the Holy Inquisition.───到了20世紀初期，還有少數幾百人的黨衛軍戰士依舊被分派給這個神圣宗教法庭。

And by the beginning of this month, markets seemed to have made up their mind that inflation was an imminent danger.───到本月初，市場似乎已經認定，通脹已是一種迫在眉睫的風險。

Only Himmler said incidentally that the war ought to be finished by the beginning of October.───只有希姆萊偶然說過，戰爭應該在10月初結束。

By the beginning of the new century, scientists throughout the United States were at work on a wide variety of agricultural projects.───在新世紀開始時，在全國各地的科學家都在廣泛地進行農業科學研究。

But by the beginning of the second week, I began to feel myself steeling.───然而，到第二周開始時，我開始感到自己正在變得堅強起來。

英語使用場景

By the beginning of 1941 it was the monarchist lobby which seemed most in need of this reminder.

By the beginning of June it will never rise.

By the beginning of the 1970s the sandwich course commitment was accompanied by a variety of difficulties.

By the beginning of 1947 the United States had almost completed tile most rapid demobilization in the history of the world.

By the beginning of the Upper Triassic, rhynchosaurs were still the dominant herbivores.

By the beginning of the present decade tourism was very big business indeed.

By the beginning of the eighteenth century the diplomats appeared to possess a kind of corporate identity.

By the beginning of the twentieth century the attitudes and ambience of many foreign offices were altering quite rapidly.

By the beginning of 1946 the national consensus that he had presided over at the liberation was visibly disintegrating.