Winning an award would give me a great sense of achievement. 得奖会给我很大的成就感。
They say they are dealing with the problem, but there seems to be no sense of urgency. 他们说他们正在处理这个问题,但给人的感觉似乎是他们并不着急。
A little bit of praise and appreciation can give people a real sense of well-being. 一点点表扬和欣赏能让人感到心情愉快。
Beth read Jake's letter with a mounting sense of panic. 贝思读着杰克的信,恐惧感越来越强烈。
It's a small village with a strong sense of local identity. 这是个具有很强地方特色的小村子。
Dogs have a sense of smell that is five times more sensitive than that of humans. 狗的嗅觉比人类灵敏五倍。
You need a good sense of balance to skate well. 你需要很好的平衡感才能滑好冰。
She's got a great sense of humour. 她有很强的幽默感。
I'm sure he'll be able to find the house – he has a pretty good sense of direction. 我相信他能找到这个房子,他的方向感很强。
Our father was a good designer, but he had no business sense. 我们的父亲是位优秀的设计师,但他没有商业头脑。
He should have had the sense to park the car in the shade. 他本应该知道要把车停在阴凉处。
At least they've got someone who can talk sense on the subject. 至少他们有一个在这方面懂行的人。
There's no sense in going ahead until the costs have been agreed. 在就费用问题达成协议之前继续下去毫无意义。
What's it going to take to bring him to his senses? 要如何才能让他醒悟呢?
Portman urged the government to come to its senses and stop nuclear testing. 波尔特曼敦促政府能够明智地停止核试验。
The word ‘bank' has a number of senses. 这个词有好几个义项。
My family's from this area, so in a sense it's like coming home. 我家来自这个地区,所以在一定意义上就像是回家。
In one sense, Robertson is a typical politician. 从某种意义上说,罗伯逊是个典型的政客。
The book was written for insiders in the sense that it is addressed to serious students of the subject.
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Cats seem to instinctively sense his fear. 猫似乎本能地察觉到他的恐惧。
I think she must have sensed there was something wrong. 我想她肯定已经意识到出了问题。
I guess he sensed that I was a little nervous. 我猜他感觉到我有些紧张。
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