part of the book的意思

part of the book中文翻譯：

本書的一部分

相似詞語短語

the part of───部分

the part───部分

part of───部分的；一部分

on the part of───就...而言；由...所作出的；在...一邊；由...所表現出的；就…而言，在…一邊，由…表現出來的，由…所經歷的，由…所作出的

the better part of───大多數，大半個；更好的部分；一大半

book the───預訂

the art of book───書的藝術

some of the book───一些書

the best part of the day───一天中最美好的時光

雙語使用場景

Which part of the book or movie made you sad? Made you angry?───書中或是電影中的哪個部分讓你覺得悲傷或憤怒？

I skipped over the last part of the book.───那本書的最后一部分我略過沒讀。

The third part of the book is called meditations on happiness.───第三部分被稱為幸福沉思。

Indeed, much of what might be seen as traditional history is pushed back to the fourth and final part of the book.───誠然，大部分被認為是傳統歷史的內容都被安排在本作品的第四部分與最后一個部分。

The first part of the book introduces jQuery and helps you to understand what the fuss is all about.───本書的第一部分會介紹JQuery，幫助你理解小題大做是怎么回事。

If you were to include this logic as part of the Book class, the resulting solution would probably be a hard-wired one.───如果想把這個邏輯作為Book類的一部分包含進來，那么形成的解決方案可能是個難纏的方案。

The results of my university almost read part of the book, with five years of time ( applause).───結果我在大學差不多讀了八百多本書，用了五年時間（掌聲）。

Since whole chunks of speeches and presentations form a fair part of the book this suggests he is blessed with a perfect memory.───由于這本書中演講稿和演示文稿占了很大篇幅，這說明他的記憶力不錯。

The most controversial part of the book will be the author's unflinching judgments about the great controversies of the war.───本書最具爭議的部分是作者對于戰爭爭議問題的毫不含糊的判斷。

英語使用場景

I skipped over the last part of the book.

In this part of the book we shall consider mysteries on the grand scale - and also on the inconceivably tiny.

He skipped through the first part of the book, eager to get to the exciting bits.

This part of the book will give you an expert - and simple - guide to planning and staging such events.

In the chapters of this part of the book I have sought to provide a rationale for such an approach.

The first part of the book is pretty boring, but it gets a lot better as the story goes on.

He thought he had better reread that part of the book.

It is in the second part of the book that Yockey extends this theory to problems in molecular biology.

This part of the book isn't very interesting, so I'm going to skip it.