our doors的意思

our doors中文翻譯：

我們的門

相似詞語短語

doors───n.大門；入口；通道（door的復數）

pantry doors───餐具室門

double doors───雙開門；雙扇門

louvre doors───百葉門

barroom doors───酒吧間門

boughten doors───波登門

barn doors───擋光板，擋光板；遮光掩門（barndoor的復數形式）

front doors───n.前門( front door的名詞復數 )

folding doors───[醫]折疊門

雙語使用場景

We should also keep our doors open to refugees and those who need help.───我們應當向難民和那些需要幫助的人打開大門。

More than that, our doors are wide open for him.───更近一步的說，我們的大門完全向他敞開。

Our doors are open to everyone.───我們的大門對所有人敞開。

"It's a bit unsettling. We were all locking our doors and we never had before. "───“這讓人有點不安。我們都鎖好了大門，以前從未碰到過這種事。”

We're not looking to heavily invest in equipment. We're just trying to keep our doors open.───我們并沒有要大舉投資設備.我們只是試著開門做生意。

We often communicate with one another, our doors are always open and we like to have a drink with one another.───我們經常和別人交往，我們的大門永遠是敞開的，我們也喜歡和別人一起喝酒。

"China cannot and will not pursue development with our doors closed, " he told the audience of international business executives.───溫家寶向聽眾中的國際企業高管們表示：“中國不可能、也不愿關起門來發展。”

Yes, the Chinese are right. Let's close our doors for a few centuries and ignor the rest of the world, just like China did. ?───對，中國人說得對。咱們也閉關鎖國幾個世紀，不要理這個世界，就像中國以前那樣干。？。

It's an opportunity to share our culture and our spirit, to open our doors and welcome new friends and partners.───這一天提供了一個機會，可以分享我們的文化和我們的精神，敞開我們的大門，歡迎新朋友和新伙伴。

英語使用場景

The mandrakes give forth fragrance, and at our doors are all manner of precious fruits, new and old, which I have laid up for thee, O my beloved.

The money was to pay the sheep to keep the wolves from our doors.

Business is so terrible my partner wants to close up shop, but I told him we should stick to our guns and not give up-- business is bound to pick up this winter if we can keep our doors open.

I creep back to my room, leaving both our doors ajar.

The troubles will not close our doors.

As we're leaving for our long drive home, Ali walks us to the car and closes our doors.

We must never close our doors. China can never go back to the days of isolationism.