感到的造句大全

  • 造句1:起初,我对丢掉工作感到非常怨恨和恼怒。
    英  文:At first I felt very resentful and angry about losing my job.
  • 造句2:你整天独自一人不感到寂寞吗?
    英  文:Don’t you get lonely being on your own all day?
  • 造句3:罗莎性情鲁莽,有时会为做过的事感到后悔。
    英  文:Rosa was impulsive and sometimes regretted things she’d done.
  • 造句4:他一直对她的体力感到惊诧。
    英  文:He never ceased to be amazed by her physical strength .
  • 造句5:凡是有正当理由对公司感到不满的人
    英  文:anyone who has a legitimate grievance against the company
  • 造句6:戴高乐感到美国在欧洲影响力过大。
    英  文:De Gaulle felt that America had undue influence in Europe.
  • 造句7:他们的订婚让我感到非常意外。
    英  文:Their engagement came as a complete surprise to me.
  • 造句8:如今人们在电视上看见性爱镜头不太会感到吃惊了。
    英  文:Nowadays people are rarely shocked by the sex they see on television.
  • 造句9:我理解这种心理,但这仍然让我感到伤心。
    英  文:I understood the psychology of this, but it still hurt.
  • 造句10:她是那种对自己的外貌感到自豪的女人。
    英  文:She’s the kind of woman who takes pride in her appearance .
  • 造句11:她有理由感到内疚。
    英  文:She has reason to feel guilty.
  • 造句12:你在演讲之前感到紧张是很自然的。
    英  文:When you give a speech, it’s natural to feel nervous beforehand.
  • 造句13:众人显然都感到如释重负。
    英  文:There was a palpable sense of relief among the crowd.
  • 造句14:她独自一人在家感到不安全。
    英  文:She doesn’t feel safe in the house on her own.
  • 造句15:似乎没有人在乎,这让我感到很沮丧。
    英  文:It depresses me that nobody seems to care.
  • 造句16:尽管我演了多年戏,走上舞台我仍然感到十分激动。
    英  文:Even though I’ve been acting for years, I still get a thrill out of going on stage.
  • 造句17:帕特终于看到这个乐队现场表演,感到十分激动。
    英  文:It gave Pat a thrill to finally see the group perform live.
  • 造句18:在审判过程中听过证词的人都对此结果感到吃惊。
    英  文:People who had heard the evidence at the trial were surprised at the outcome.
  • 造句19:我对植物的数量之多感到惊讶,我数了有147棵。
    英  文:I was amazed at the number of plants - I counted 147.
  • 造句20:当特大超级市场挨着这家商场建立起来时,店主感到苦恼是正常的。
    英  文:It is natural for the shopkeeper to feel annoyed when the hypermarket is set up close to his shop.
  • 造句21:他很容易感到厌烦。
    英  文:He was easily bored.
  • 造句22:你应当为自己的愚蠢行为而感到羞耻。
    英  文:You ought to be ashamed of your foolish behaviour.
  • 造句23:“它让富人们感到难堪,因为储存物是如此得不寻常,”亚当-T-史密斯说,他是芝加哥大学的人类学家,刚刚参观完那个洞穴。
    英  文:“It’s an embarrassment of riches because the preservation is so remarkable,” said Adam T. Smith, an anthropologist at the University of Chicago who has visited the cave.
  • 造句24:有时候这些问题可能会让您烦心或感到挫败,但就长远来看,从中得到的经验教训可帮助您更好地进行自己的工作。
    英  文:They might be annoying or frustrating at times, but in the long run, the lessons learned from them can help you become better at what you do.
  • 造句25:她能感到胎儿有时在动。
    英  文:She can feel the child quickening at times.
  • 造句26:感到自己有了一个惊人的发现。
    英  文:I felt I'd made an incredible discovery.
  • 造句27:丈夫的暴力行为让她感到害怕。
    英  文:Her husband’s violence terrified her.
  • 造句28:感到疲倦,还有点不耐烦。
    英  文:She felt tired and a bit fed up.
  • 造句29:她一直感到身上疼痛。
    英  文:She was in constant physical pain.
  • 造句30:他对自己的话引起的反应感到困惑不解。
    英  文:He was puzzled by the reactions to his remark.
  • 造句31:你应该对自己的不礼貌感到羞耻。
    英  文:You should be ashamed of your bad manners.
  • 造句32:我为这些孩子感到难过,他们应该过得更好。
    英  文:I’m sorry for the kids. They deserve better (= deserve to be treated in a better way ) .
  • 造句33:琼穿上便服感到更舒服。
    英  文:Jean felt more comfortable in casual clothes .
  • 造句34:她一坐起来,就感到天旋地转。
    英  文:Her head spins dizzily as soon as she sits up.
  • 造句35:她的生活方式会令大多数人感到羡慕。
    英  文:She has a lifestyle which most people would envy.
  • 造句36:高温和香槟酒使他感到眩晕。
    英  文:The heat and the champagne made him feel dizzy .
  • 造句37:她开始感到一阵阵的眩晕。
    英  文:She started to suffer from dizzy spells (= a short period when you feel dizzy ) .
  • 造句38:时间越来越少,我们越来越感到绝望。
    英  文:Time was running out and we were getting desperate .
  • 造句39:老式的蒸汽火车曾经备受喜爱,我们都为它们的淘汰感到惋惜。
    英  文:The old steam trains were much-loved, and we all mourn their passing .
  • 造句40:人们对腐败和社会不公感到担忧。
    英  文:People are concerned about corruption and social inequality.
  • 造句41:玛吉醒来时感到口干舌燥。
    英  文:Maggie woke up with a raging thirst (= an extremely strong thirst ) .
  • 造句42:但在少数场合,当这种情况发生时,他却根本想不起说什么话来,对于自己的垭口无言感到极大的苦恼和困惑。
    英  文:But on the few occasions when this had happened he could never think of anything to say and he suffered agonies of embarrassment at his dumbness.
  • 造句43:有时,安琪拉可能仍然失踪感到悲伤的时候,她的父母,觉得孤独,那恨他的沉默或什么的。
    英  文:Sometimes, Angela might still feel sad, missing her parents, feeling lonely, hating her dumbness or something.
  • 造句44:托尼对莉萨突然解除他俩的婚约感到震惊。
    英  文:Tony was stunned when Lisa suddenly broke off their engagement (= finished it ).
  • 造句45:这是我为什么尊重个体,就是因为他让我深深地感到荒诞和屈辱。
    英  文:This is why I esteem the individual only because he strikes me as ridiculous and humiliated.
  • 造句46:电脑过去让我感到害怕,但现在不了。
    英  文:Computers used to frighten me, but not now.
  • 造句47:很多人对技术革新的速度感到不知所措。
    英  文:Many people feel bewildered by the speed of technological innovation.
  • 造句48:她总是感到一丝悲伤。
    英  文:She always felt a tiny bit sad.
  • 造句49:加里对她的反应感到迷惑。
    英  文:Gary found her reaction puzzling.
  • 造句50:到火炉这边来会感到舒适一点。
    英  文:Come over to the fire and cozy up a bit.
  • 造句51:会让年轻观众感到无聊的一部电影
    英  文:a film that will bore its young audience
  • 造句52:我们都对暴力罪案的增加感到忧虑。
    英  文:We are all alarmed by the rise in violent crime.
  • 造句53:人们的慈善义举总是让我感到惊讶。
    英  文:The things people will do for charity never cease to amaze me (= I am always surprised by them ) .
  • 造句54:为气候变化感到担忧的科学家们
    英  文:scientists worried about climatic change
  • 造句55:风吹在她身上,她湿漉漉的皮肤感到非常寒冷。
    英  文:The wind blew across her body, chilling her wet skin.
  • 造句56:我们感到帮助她是我们的责任。
    英  文:We feel it is our duty to help her.
  • 造句57:感到很沮丧。
    英  文:I am feeling very depressed.
  • 造句58:我突然感到肩部一阵剧痛。
    英  文:Suddenly I felt a sharp pain in my shoulder.
  • 造句59:我一生从未感到如此快乐。
    英  文:I’ve never felt happier in my life.
  • 造句60:我很快就对自己的仓促感到后悔。
    英  文:I soon regretted my haste.
  • 造句61:他很快就对自己仓促作出的决定感到后悔了。
    英  文:He soon regretted his hasty decision.
  • 造句62:如果我不道歉,我会感到内疚。
    英  文:If I didn’t apologize, I’d feel guilty.
  • 造句63:希拉里对这个消息既没有感到震惊,也没有觉得意外。
    英  文:Hilary was neither shocked nor surprised by the news.
  • 造句64:她皱起眉头,显然感到不解。
    英  文:She frowned and was obviously puzzled.
  • 造句65:宣布她获奖时她感到非常自豪。
    英  文:She felt a glow of pride when her name was announced for the prize.
  • 造句66:当时我对此感到相当痛苦。
    英  文:I felt quite bitter about it at the time.
  • 造句67:三十岁之前,我训练后从不会感到身体发僵。
    英  文:I never felt stiff after training until I was in my thirties.
  • 造句68:第二天早上,我感到浑身僵直。
    英  文:The next morning I was as stiff as a board (= very stiff ) .
  • 造句69:接近山顶时,我们感到越来越累了。
    英  文:As we neared the summit, we were tiring fast.
  • 造句70:我对这个医生如此缺乏同情心感到震惊。
    英  文:I was shocked by the doctor’s lack of compassion .
  • 造句71:最初他的挚爱使她感到受宠若惊。
    英  文:At first she was flattered by his devotion.
  • 造句72:她显然对所见到的事情感到不快。
    英  文:She was evidently upset by what she saw.
  • 造句73:感到孤独和沮丧。
    英  文:She felt lonely and depressed .
  • 造句74:感到有人轻轻碰了一下她的肩膀。
    英  文:She felt a gentle touch on her shoulder.
  • 造句75:我开始感到寂寞绝望。
    英  文:I began to feel lonely and hopeless.
  • 造句76:练习瑜伽使我感到内心平和。
    英  文:Yoga gives me a sense of inner calm.
  • 造句77:感到兴奋而快活。
    英  文:She felt excited and quite gay.
  • 造句78:小教堂的阴暗气氛使她感到压抑。
    英  文:The gloom in the chapel oppressed her.
  • 造句79:令工人们感到绝望的是,公司宣布关闭工厂了。
    英  文:To the despair of the workers, the company announced the closure of the factory.
  • 造句80:彼得应为自己感到羞耻。
    英  文:Peter ought to be ashamed of himself.
  • 造句81:受访者中有90%的人对核能感到忧虑。
    英  文:Ninety percent of those questioned felt uneasy about nuclear power.
  • 造句82:小企业感到在当前的经济形势下很难生存。
    英  文:Small businesses are finding it hard to survive in the present economic climate.
  • 造句83:对婚姻怀有很高期望的女性常常会感到失望。
    英  文:Women who have high expectations of marriage are often disappointed.
  • 造句84:许多老年人感到待在自己家里跟坐牢一样。
    英  文:Many elderly people feel imprisoned in their own homes.
  • 造句85:感到自己没有受到公正对待。
    英  文:I felt I hadn’t been treated fairly.
  • 造句86:作为一个母亲,我对我的孩子们将要继承的东西感到极度痛苦。
    英  文:As a mother, I agonize over what my children will inherit.
  • 造句87:他深深感到社会的不公。
    英  文:He had developed a deep sense of social injustice.
  • 造句88:下午太劳累了,我们感到精疲力竭。
    英  文:The afternoon’s exertions had left us feeling exhausted.
  • 造句89:家长们忧心忡忡,不知道情况到底如何,感到孤立无援。
    英  文:Parents were left anxious, uninformed, and isolated.
  • 造句90:他为其他政党的不作为感到愤愤不平。
    英  文:He is bitter about the inaction of the other political parties.
  • 造句91:她突然感到一阵愤怒。
    英  文:She felt a sudden flush of anger.
  • 造句92:她对他恶毒的语气感到震惊。
    英  文:She was shocked by the vicious tone in his voice.
  • 造句93:唐纳德感到双颊热辣辣的。
    英  文:Donald felt a blush warm his cheeks.
  • 造句94:没有她,他感到很凄凉。
    英  文:He was desolate without her.
  • 造句95:感到很疲倦,但也很得意。
    英  文:I feel exhausted, but also triumphant.
  • 造句96:这种状况必定不能让所有人都感到满意。
    英  文:Inevitably, the situation did not please everyone.
  • 造句97:想到寒冬即将到来,她就感到恐惧。
    英  文:She thought with dread of the cold winters to come.
  • 造句98:我立刻认出它了,感到一阵惊恐的颤抖。
    英  文:I recognized it instantly and felt a quiver of panic.
  • 造句99:一个正直可信的人是不会在这样的一个夜晚里在墓地里游荡的,所以,理所当然,正在那里挖掘亨利?阿姆斯特朗墓的三个人是不会感到有所顾忌的。
    英  文:It was not a night in which any credible witness was likely to be straying about a cemetery, so the three men who were there, digging into the grave of Henry Armstrong, felt reasonably secure.
  • 造句100:母亲的过世使他感到更加孤单。
    英  文:His mother’s death intensified his loneliness.
  • 造句101:他深深地感到羞愧。
    英  文:He felt a deep sense of shame.
  • 造句102:让她感到惭愧的是,她减掉的体重全又长回来了。
    英  文:(= it made her feel ashamed ) , she gained back all the weight she’d lost.
  • 造句103:她对自己造成的麻烦感到很内疚。
    英  文:She was very sorry about all the trouble she'd caused.
  • 造句104:我们意大利人为自己的历史感到自豪。
    英  文:We Italians are proud of our history.
  • 造句105:疾病使她感到身体虚弱。
    英  文:The illness left her feeling weak.
  • 造句106:我们尽量让新同学感到自己是受欢迎的。
    英  文:We try to make the new students feel welcome.
  • 造句107:特德残疾的公开使我母亲感到痛苦。
    英  文:This public acknowledgment of Ted's disability pained my mother.
  • 造句108:要是感到疼痛就停止练习。
    英  文:Stop exercising if you feel any pain.
  • 造句109:和朋友们一起时,她有时暗示她感到儿子的困境要怪她自己。
    英  文:With friends, she sometimes alluded to a feeling that she herself was to blame for her son's predicament.
  • 造句110:两种情形下,这些见解并非来自于天文学,而是来自大气干扰—— 而且,那并不令人感到如此的吃惊。
    英  文:In both cases, these insights come not from the science of astronomy but from atmospherics — and that's not really so surprising.
  • 造句111:双方对会谈的最终结果都感到满意。
    英  文:Both sides were happy with the eventual outcome of the talks.
  • 造句112:他凭直觉感到萨拉在撒谎。
    英  文:He had a gut feeling that Sarah was lying.
  • 造句113:有那么一会儿她为自己对待他的方式感到一阵突然的愧疚。
    英  文:For a moment she felt a pang of guilt about the way she was treating him.
  • 造句114:任何微粒过滤器最终会阻塞,所以当感到呼吸困难时,你必须更换它。
    英  文:Any particulate filter eventually clogs, so you have to replace it as breathing becomes difficult.
  • 造句115:这几个字眼让我们中的很多人都感到畏缩。
    英  文:The very words make many of us quail.
  • 造句116:让我感到美得几乎窒息的是那长达近一千米的沙洲,自岛身延展出去。
    英  文:What took my breath away was the almost one kilometer-long sandbar that stretched away from the island itself.
  • 造句117:亚历克斯醒得很晚,感到很倦怠。
    英  文:Alex woke late, feeling tired and sluggish.
  • 造句118:“我想他很快就会感到惊讶的。”伊恩略带调侃地说道。
    英  文:‘I think he’s in for a surprise,’ Ian said, in a somewhat arch tone.
  • 造句119:“食物昏迷”指的是在饱餐一顿之后感到无精打采,困倦难耐,通常是因为在食物消化过程中血液大量涌向肠胃的缘故。
    英  文:Food coma refers to the feeling of listlessness, bordering on sleep, that one feels after eating a large meal, often caused by a rush of blood to the stomach and intestines during food digestion.
  • 造句120:就是大猩猩的这种“人的特性”使人感到如此有趣。
    英  文:It is this "humanness" of the gorilla which is so beguiling.
  • 造句121:他们对所看到的凄惨和堕落景象感到恶心。
    英  文:They were sickened by the scenes of misery and degradation they found.
  • 造句122:举例来说,如果我们在工作里面感到受限制,在牺牲,这是因为有些事情我们必须得做,所有的喜悦、享受、接受的能力都因此没有了。
    英  文:For example, if we are in jobs where we feel bound, in sacrifice, because it is something we have to do, all of the fun and capacity to receive is gone.
  • 造句123:价格上涨使顾客感到愤怒。
    英  文:Customers were outraged by the price increases.
  • 造句124:他日益感到自己象一个充满黑色的泡沫,四周缠绕着自身意识的彩虹。
    英  文:For day by day he felt more and more like a bubble filled with darkness, round which whirled the iridescence of his consciousness .
  • 造句125:声明中说,“这些照片违背了美国军队的准则和价值观,也让同为人类一员的我们感到恶心”。
    英  文:"[The photos are] repugnant to us as human beings and contrary to the standards and values of the United States army," the statement said.
  • 造句126:我对这非人的条件感到震惊。
    英  文:I was shocked by the inhumane conditions.
  • 造句127:感到自己拥有异乎寻常的力量和勇气。
    英  文:He felt possessed of a preternatural strength and fearlessness.
  • 造句128:她可能会一辈子为这个鲁莽的决定感到后悔。
    英  文:She might live to regret this impetuous decision.
  • 造句129:感到一阵恶心。
    英  文:She felt a bilious attack coming on.
  • 造句130:她对他放肆的行为感到有点不舒服。
    英  文:She felt a little upset about her licentious behavior.
  • 造句131:她对他放肆的行为感到有点不舒服。
    英  文:She felt a bit comfortlessness to his licentious behavior.
  • 造句132:该传感器系统的稳定使用此方法是敏感到的干扰和具有较高的成本。
    英  文:The sensor system using this stabilization method is susceptive to the disturbance and has a high cost.
  • 造句133:4个当地人驾船靠过来,尽管他们理所当然的感到惊奇,却还是彬彬有礼,他们深深的鞠躬,捋着长长的胡子,吐着嘶哑的喉音。
    英  文:The fourlocals who approached by boat, though certainly amazed, were also courteous,for they bowed low, stroked their huge beards and emitted a throaty rumbling.“How
  • 造句134:彭尼从未对考试感到紧张。
    英  文:Penny never got uptight about exams.
  • 造句135:我乘了15个小时的飞机,感到昏昏沉沉的。
    英  文:I felt really groggy after 15 hours on the plane.
  • 造句136:与此同时,在其他问题上,比如经济刺激计划、医保改革以及伊拉克问题,他不止一次改弦易辙、转向中庸,这让他最热心的支持者感到失望。
    英  文:Meanwhile, time after time on other issues -- such as the economic stimulus package, health care and Iraq -- he has tacked to the center, much to the frustration of his most avid supporters.
  • 造句137:投资者感到困惑,试图搞清这个协议意味着什么。
    英  文:Perplexed investors tried to work out what the deal meant.
  • 造句138:我对卡罗尔忸怩作态哄诱男人的方式感到恶心。
    英  文:I was sickened by the way Carol charmed all the men by turning coy.
  • 造句139:示意图界面中除了一个用于添加 16 位累加器的方法外,再没有其他的方法,我对此感到非常迷惑。
    英  文:I was extremely puzzled that there seemed to be no method in the schematic interface to add anything other than a 16-bit accumulator.
  • 造句140:朱丽叶感到脑袋昏昏沉沉的,她希望不会是得了感冒。
    英  文:Juliet’s head felt muzzy , and she hoped she hadn’t a cold coming on.
  • 造句141:他无端地感到很沮丧。
    英  文:For some inexplicable reason, he felt depressed.
  • 造句142:我们对这种无视人类生命的冷漠感到震惊。
    英  文:We were shocked at the callous disregard for human life.
  • 造句143:他静静地躺着,劳累了一天之后感到十分困倦。
    英  文:He lay quiet, somnolent after the day’s exertions.
  • 造句144:感到欢欣鼓舞,而且喝得有点醉了。
    英  文:He felt elated and mildly drunk.
  • 造句145:他们强烈地感到他们的宗教信仰与政治体制格格不入。
    英  文:They feel strongly that their religion is incompatible with the political system.
  • 造句146:感到沮丧或与家人有隔阂的青少年
    英  文:teenagers who are depressed or disengaged from their families
  • 造句147:这种方法也是存在问题的,因为其中钠含量很高,而蛋白质含量又非常少,会使人感到虚弱,也会增加肠胃气胀。
    英  文:It’s also problematic because of a high sodium content, extremely low protein, feelings of weakeness, and increased flatulence.
  • 造句148:我对责任的艰巨性感到不知所措。
    英  文:I was numbed by the enormity of the responsibility.
  • 造句149:不,没有这种人,因此我十之八九会和这群美国游客沉重而缓慢地走过那片绿色的草地,对一切都这么古老和渺小而感到不悦。
    英  文:No, there aren’t, so in all likelihood I will have to plod across those green meadows with a herd of American tourists, disgruntled that everything is so ancient and small.
  • 造句150:好像连牛也在为他感到遗憾,因为它一直同情地看着醉汉,直到他的背影消逝,才重新将注意力转向斗牛士。
    英  文:Even the bull seemed to feel sorry for him, for it looked on sympathetically until the drunk was out of the way before once more turning its attention to the matador.
  • 造句151:感到一阵恶心。
    英  文:I was overcome with a feeling of nausea.
  • 造句152:委员会因该建议太极端而感到不安。
    英  文:The committee was uncomfortable about the extremity of the proposal.
  • 造句153:...这样他们就可以对那大把大把的黑心钱感到不那么内疚了。
    英  文:...so they can feel less guilty about their piles of filthy lucre.
  • 造句154:我的做法是把一点儿宠物的骨灰封在小玻璃瓶里并挂在钥匙链上,这样主人会感到宠物永远和他们在一起。
    英  文:I've had people keep some of the ashes in a phial on a key-chain so they can keep their pet close to them.
  • 造句155:我凭直觉感到我和苏珊共事会很融洽。
    英  文:I had a hunch that Susan and I would work well together.
  • 造句156:现在,我完全意识到我正坐在这儿,只有我自己,进行着一次被认为是伪善的长篇演讲,对同巴尔遇到的同样的事儿感到内疚。
    英  文:Now I fully recognize that I’m sitting here, a nobody myself, spouting off in what could be considered a hypocritical tirade, guilty of the same thing Ms. Barr is.
  • 造句157:他突然感到晕厥,心脏也开始悸动。
    英  文:He felt suddenly faint, and his heart began to palpitate.
  • 造句158:简的家人为简离开丈夫感到奇耻大辱。
    英  文:Jane mortified her family by leaving her husband.
  • 造句159:她那些绝妙的配方将使每一个爱吃巧克力的人感到愉悦。
    英  文:Her fabulous recipes will delight anyone who loves chocolate.
  • 造句160:…即使是只有她一半年纪的女人都会感到胆怯的一次痛苦旅行。
    英  文:...a gruelling trip that would have daunted a woman half her age.
  • 造句161:我在烤炉里烘焙它们直到它们变的酥脆可口,然后再把它们扔到一口锅里,放上辣椒和生姜,因为据我的经验观察,顾客一般对一些柔软而潮湿的东西感到恶心。
    英  文:I bake them in the oven until they are crisp and then toss them in a wok with chilli and ginger as in my experience customers tend to be squeamish about anything that is soft and squidgy.
  • 造句162:穿着比基尼,我感到有点难为情。
    英  文:I felt a bit self-conscious in my bikini.
  • 造句163:我预感到他对我会造成危险。
    英  文:I had a presentiment that he represented a danger to me.
  • 造句164:外长们对部分东盟国家争取加入世界贸易组织的最新进展感到满意,并支持其早日加入。
    英  文:The foreign Ministers expressed satisfaction with the latest developments of efforts of some ASEAN countries to accede to the World Trade Organization and support for their early entry.
  • 造句165:他对他最近的视力模糊感到忧虑。
    英  文:He was concerned about the recent blear in his vision.
  • 造句166:感到暖和、舒适和满意。
    英  文:I felt warm, cosy, and contented.
  • 造句167:他们为我的傲慢自大,为我的非要承担整个事情的责任而感到生气。
    英  文:They were annoyed by my pomposity my insistence on taking the blame for the whole affair.
  • 造句168:它大概会使我瘫痪,使我忘记我到这里来的目的,使我感到极度痛苦,无法集中意念,或者以其他方式使我丧失能力。
    英  文:It might paralyze me, cause me to forget what I am here for, create so much pain I am distracted, or render me incapable in some other way.
  • 造句169:有一点,它使爱情上瘾和其他瘾症一样成为精神疾病的一种,这减少了当事人对于爱情不能自拔所感到的羞耻。
    英  文:For one, it reduces the shame we have for being a love addict because it makes love addiction a legitimate form of mental illness like all addictions.
  • 造句170:他对金钱毫无兴趣使他的家人感到迷惑不解。
    英  文:His total disinterest in money puzzled his family.
  • 造句171:大量的细节会让即使是头脑最清醒的作者都感到困惑。
    英  文:The sheer quantity of detail would bemuse even the most clear-headed author.
  • 造句172:他的神奇康复使医学专家感到惊讶。
    英  文:His amazing recovery confounded the medical specialists.
  • 造句173:他的头痛已经减轻,但仍感到眩晕和恶心。
    英  文:The pains in his head had subsided, but he still felt dizzy and sick.
  • 造句174:感到既吃惊又反感。
    英  文:I felt a mixture of amazement and repulsion.
  • 造句175:她对搬来搬去已经感到厌烦了,很想过一种比较安定的生活。
    英  文:She was tired of moving around and longed for a more settled existence.
  • 造句176:我突然感到鱼竿的绳子拉紧了。
    英  文:I suddenly felt the fishing line tauten.
  • 造句177:法官的判决使大家感到震惊。
    英  文:The judge’s decision astounded everyone.
  • 造句178:为了防止他们的另一半感到不快,他们的答案都是保密的。
    英  文:The answers were kept confidential to prevent any partners taking umbrage.
  • 造句179:认识他的那些人都为他的去世感到难过。
    英  文:Those who knew him are saddened by his death.
  • 造句180:她和爱开玩笑的伯德桑在一起并不感到很自在。
    英  文:She was not entirely at ease with the jesting birdsong .
  • 造句181:攀爬了那么长时间,简感到喘不过气来。
    英  文:The long climb left Jan feeling breathless.
  • 造句182:摩托车当然会发出令人感到烦恼的噪音。
    英  文:The motorbike is supposed to make annoying noise.
  • 造句183:感到邮局的地板在脚下移动,他试图把视线从她身上挪开,让他的注视停留在某种结实可靠的东西上:邮箱、天花板上的瓷砖、窗户。
    英  文:He feels the floor of the post office move beneath him, and he tries to turn his eyes from her, to ground his gaze in something solid: postbox, ceiling tile, window.
  • 造句184:她为自己善于倾听而感到自豪。
    英  文:She prides herself on being a good listener.
  • 造句185:“我不会得到安息的,”凯瑟琳哀哭着,感到她身体的衰弱,因为在这场过度的激动下,她的心猛烈地、不规则地跳动着,甚至跳得能觉察出来。
    英  文:I shall not be at peace,' moaned Catherine, recalled to a sense of physical weakness by the violent, unequal throbbing of her heart, which beat visibly and audibly under this excess of agitation.
  • 造句186:他现在对自己过去犯下的种种恶行感到懊悔。
    英  文:He now repents of his past misdeeds.
  • 造句187:亨利对所发生的事感到毛骨悚然。
    英  文:Henry was horrified by what had happened.
  • 造句188:感到有些想家了。
    英  文:She's feeling a little homesick.
  • 造句189:他一想到要移居别的国家就感到十分害怕。
    英  文:He felt utterly daunted by the prospect of moving to another country.
  • 造句190:他的微笑让她感到一股兴奋的暖流涌遍全身。
    英  文:His smile sent waves of excitement coursing through her.
  • 造句191:很可能那些提出个人担忧的人就有某种个人或动机问题需要改进,这是好事,但说出来以后并不一定会感到舒服一些。
    英  文:It may well be the case that the people raising the concerns have a personal or motivational problem with the improvement but don't feel comfortable voicing it.
  • 造句192:感到怒火中烧。
    英  文:She could feel anger surging inside her.
  • 造句193:公众对教育制度越来越感到希望幻灭。
    英  文:There is growing public disenchantment with the educational system.
  • 造句194:任何人都能对朋友的不幸感到同情,但要消受一个春风得意的朋友,则需要非常优良的天性。
    英  文:Anybody can sympathise with the sufferings of a friend, but it requires a very fine nature to sympathise with a friend's success.
  • 造句195:感到不满意的客户
    英  文:dissatisfied clients
  • 造句196:他那奇怪的问题令她感到意外。
    英  文:His strange question surprised her.
  • 造句197:我不知道你们俩认识。 尽管如此,我并不感到意外。
    英  文:I didn’t know you two knew each other. Mind you, it doesn’t surprise me .
  • 造句198:最令我感到意外的是,她好像毫不在乎。
    英  文:What surprised me most was that she didn’t seem to care.
  • 造句199:他以其粗鲁的行为使许多人感到厌恶。
    英  文:He disgusted many with his boorish behaviour.
  • 造句200:这对所有在1979 和1980 年出生的女人来说应该是一个很棒的消息,她们会为自己正处于或即将处于人生的黄金时刻而感到高兴。
    英  文:This should be wonderful news for... well, for all women born in 1979 and 1980, who can rejoice in the realisation that they are – or are about to be – at their peak.
  • 造句201:那是在2001年六月,20岁的迈克尔是一所大学二年级的学生,几个月前他被查出患了一种罕见的白血病。 一想到又要给儿子增加痛苦她就感到不安。
    英  文:It was June 2001, and just the thought of causing any more pain to 20-year-old Michael, a college sophomore diagnosed a few months earlier with a rare form of leukemia, made her anxious.
  • 造句202:今天您可能因为得到来自另一个城市或国家的朋友的联系、消息或拜访而感到高兴。
    英  文:Today you may rejoice because of contacts, news or visits from friends who live in another city or country.
  • 造句203:警方对调查进度缓慢感到失望。
    英  文:The police are disappointed by the slow pro-gress of the investigation.
  • 造句204:他们感到自己是社会的弃儿。
    英  文:They felt that they were society’s rejects.
  • 造句205:作为荷兰人民的朋友,我们对你们取得的成就感到由衷的钦佩和高兴。
    英  文:As a friend of the Dutch people, we feel truly happy for you and admire your achievements.
  • 造句206:我为自己是吉卜赛人抚养长大的而感到自豪。
    英  文:I'm proud of being brought up by gypsies.
  • 造句207:但是要记得在走进会议大厅之前做好准备工作,否则你会感到就像在大海中间的一艘无舵的小船。
    英  文:But remember to do your homework before stepping into the conference hall, or you will feel like a rudderless boat in mid-sea.
  • 造句208:我们站在那里对望着彼此,突如其来地,我感到一阵战栗。
    英  文:As we stood there staring at each other, a shudder passed through me.
  • 造句209:“我认为西班牙人和意大利人性格特征非常相似,因此我在这里感到非常舒适。” 这个西班牙人说。
    英  文:“I think the Spanish and Italian people are very similar in terms of their character so I feel comfortable here, ” began the Spaniard.
  • 造句210:虽然他的父母都为他感到骄傲并且期望他将来在商场上有所作为,欧迪兹却不乏感伤的说,他的一些亲戚认为他是骗子。
    英  文:Althoughhis parents are proud of him and expect a great future for him in business, Ortiz is sad to report that some of his relatives think he's a swindler.
  • 造句211:感到一种控制不住想要尖叫的冲动。
    英  文:I felt an uncontrollable urge to scream.
  • 造句212:每隔几个月,我便会收到一封来自愤怒读者(通常是白人)的电子邮件,对于她认为我的作品遭到的诋毁感到愤忾。
    英  文:Every few months, I receive an e-mail from an outraged (usually white) reader who is dismayed by what she sees as the denigration of my work.
  • 造句213:感到受了伤害,并且愤怒、恶心、震惊······ 我但愿自己能说无法想像出他们的想法,但事实上我有一个猜想。
    英  文:And outraged, nauseous, flabbergasted ... I wish I could say I can't imagine what they were thinking, but in fact I do have a guess.
  • 造句214:希腊人举行了一系列针对经济状况和紧缩措施的大规模抗议,他们对政府要求自己做出更多牺牲感到愤怒。
    英  文:Greeks have turned out in droves to a series of nationwide protests against the economy and austerity measures, outraged that they are being asked to make more sacrifices.
  • 造句215:它不应该有层叠的菜单或瀑布式单词,这样会让用户感到迷惑。
    英  文:It should not have a cascade of menus or waterfall of words in which the user will get lost.
  • 造句216:人们开始对霍乱感到惊恐起来。
    英  文:People began to feel alarmed about the cholera.
  • 造句217:一点回应都没有,我开始感到灰心了。
    英  文:When no replies came, I began to feel downhearted.
  • 造句218:奥罗拉感到鸦片的烟霭将她笼罩了起来。
    英  文:Aurora felt the opium haze enfold her.
  • 造句219:读者和一些评论家都对书中的故事感到震惊,在书中一个年轻、普通的女家庭教师爱上了她傲慢的雇主,却不知道他有一个疯妻子被关在阁楼里。
    英  文:Readers and some critics were scandalised by the story of a young, plain governess who falls in love with her Byronic employer, unaware that he already has a mad wife incarcerated in the attic.
  • 造句220:拥有棕色或淡褐色眼睛的人比其它颜色眼睛的人更让人感到可靠。
    英  文:People with brown or hazel eyes were perceived to be more trustworthy than people with other eye colours.
  • 造句221:他的家人对这一变化感到震惊。
    英  文:His family was horrified by the change.
  • 造句222:他对于这场婚姻没有法律上的障碍感到很满意。
    英  文:He was satisfied that there was no legal impediment to the marriage.
  • 造句223:感到一种难以名状的悲伤。
    英  文:She felt an indefinable sadness.
  • 造句224:流行性脑膜炎并非是非洲最大的杀手,但却是所有疾病中最令人感到恐惧的其中一个。
    英  文:Epidemic meningitis is not the biggest killer in Africa, but it is one of the most greatly feared of all diseases.
  • 造句225:我深深感到自己在学校里格格不入。
    英  文:I was very conscious of being a misfit at school.
  • 造句226:她离别的话让他感到空虚、孤单。
    英  文:Her parting words left him feeling empty and alone.
  • 造句227:我度假回来,感到恢复了活力。
    英  文:I came back from holiday feeling rejuvenated.
  • 造句228:他发自内心地感到懊悔。
    英  文:He was genuinely remorseful.
  • 造句229:当地人为这次凶残的袭击感到震惊。
    英  文:Local people were shocked by the savagery of the attack.
  • 造句230:我对我们主场比赛的观众到场人数感到失望。
    英  文:I was disappointed by the turn-out for our home match.
  • 造句231:她在路易丝面前总是感到的莫名羞涩
    英  文:the unaccountable shyness she always felt in Louise’s presence
  • 造句232:我并不同情他,但我为他妻子感到惋惜。
    英  文:I’ve got no sympathy for him, but I feel sorry for his wife.
  • 造句233:有时我对他的行为感到惊讶。
    英  文:Sometimes I wonder about his behaviour.
  • 造句234:从屏幕上看到的一些图像让他感到很恐怖
    英  文:He was horrified at some of the images he saw on the screen.
  • 造句235:我知道在我们的圣诞节餐桌上肯定不会有火鸡或火腿,我感到难过。
    英  文:I knew then that we would have no turkey or ham for Christmas and I felt sad.
  • 造句236:这位女士确实对发生在她宠物身上的事感到吃惊。
    英  文:This lady was genuinely surprised at what happened to her pet.
  • 造句237:教师可以帮助他们在一定的环境中冒险,使她们因为这么做而感到自信。
    英  文:Teachers can help them learn to take risks in an atmosphere where they feel confident about doing so.
  • 造句238:感到很孤独,像个孩子似的哭了起来。
    英  文:I cried like a child because I felt so alone .
  • 造句239:感到自己的思路现在清晰些了。
    英  文:She felt that her thinking was clearer now.
  • 造句240:我为你的成绩感到骄傲,并借此机会向您致以良好的祝愿,祝你今后取得更大的成绩,幸福愉快。
    英  文:I take pride in your achievements and avail myself of this opportunity to extend to you my best wishes for your success and happiness.
  • 造句241:有时,亨利埃塔会对我说,埃米莉如此喜欢和她待在一起,让她感到有些内疚。
    英  文:At times, Henrietta would tell me she felt slightly guilty that Emily enjoyed staying with her so much.
  • 造句242:日益增多的到泰国寻求避难的人数开始让西方援助机构感到担忧。
    英  文:The growing number of people seeking refuge in Thailand is beginning to concern Western aid agencies.
  • 造句243:我开始对整件事感到非常厌倦。
    英  文:I am getting very bored with this entire business.
  • 造句244:不要对安妮.科迪莉亚的想象力不满,戴安娜,我总是为没有在童话世界中度过一段岁月的孩子感到遗憾。
    英  文:Don't grudge Anne Cordelia her fancies, Diana. I'm always sorry for children who don't spend a few years in fairyland.
  • 造句245:投票人数少,政治家们感到失望。
    英  文:The poor election turnout dismayed politicians.
  • 造句246:我对你那些愚蠢的恶作剧感到厌烦了。
    英  文:I’m getting tired of your silly tricks.
  • 造句247:在深夜艾萨克·牛顿先生做的事可能会令你感到惊奇。
    英  文:What Sir Isaac Newton was doing late at night may surprise you.
  • 造句248:原来一直让我感到满足的生活,我已经不再满意了。
    英  文:I was no longer satisfied with the life that had hitherto contented me.
  • 造句249:但是我在这里感到轻松自由并且有种找到了自我的感觉。
    英  文:Yet I feel at ease here and free to be myself.
  • 造句250:感到有些沮丧。
    英  文:I felt mildly depressed.
  • 造句251:一些植物种类,如利马豆,分泌一种蚂蚁感到美味的花蜜。
    英  文:Some plant species, such as the Lima bean, secrete a nectar that ants find delicious.
  • 造句252:我一路快跑冲过狂热的甲虫,经过一条长廊通向二楼,我在往西面的楼梯下去,来到一楼,我感到心情愉快,好像处在早期动作侦探时代一样。
    英  文:I sprint through beetle mania into the longhallway that bisects the second floor, down the west staircase to the first floor, grateful to be in the pre-motion-detector era.
  • 造句253:这让好胜心极强的她感到非常沮丧,甚至害怕上体育课。
    英  文:It made her, an ambitious girl, feel very depressed and fear taking PE class.
  • 造句254:我走进州长官邸的饭厅,朋友们正在吃午餐,我告诉他们说不打算竞选总统了,对邀请他们大老远地跑过来感到抱歉。
    英  文:I went into the dining room of the Governors Mansion, where my friends were eating lunch, told them I wasn’t running, and apologized for bringing them all down.
  • 造句255:为此,我们常常感到有必要去什么地方旅行来摆脱这种生活, 但是与其花大把的钱外出乱逛,为什么不稍作停歇?
    英  文:Because of this, we often feel the need to take a trip somewhere to “get away from it all” as they also say.
  • 造句256:感到脸上火辣辣地红了起来。
    英  文:She felt colour flame up in her cheeks.
  • 造句257:那位教授从未感到困惑,也没有被任何问题所难倒。
    英  文:The professor is never at a nonplus , and never perplexed by a problem.
  • 造句258:这种孤注一掷的作法,使我感到这些代价重大的战役,也许正是陆上即将发生。
    英  文:This very recklessness makes me feel that these costly operations may be only the prelude to far larger events which impend on land.
  • 造句259:正因为如此,这场分为上午和下午、持续时间近8小时的讲座,没有令人感到丝毫的疲惫与枯燥,几乎没有人中途退场。
    英  文:Positive as it does, the academic chair that is divided into antemeridian and pm, duration 8 hours, don't make the body feel the slightest exhausted and lifeless, almost no one midway return a field.
  • 造句260:感到如此无助。
    英  文:He felt so powerless.
  • 造句261:拉尔夫感到欢欣鼓舞。
    英  文:Ralph was exultant.
  • 造句262:海上风浪更猛了,我开始感到有点恶心想吐。
    英  文:The sea got rougher, and I began to feel queasy.
  • 造句263:想到要骑自行车穿越乌干达,我感到有点惊恐不安。
    英  文:It was with some trepidation that I viewed the prospect of cycling across Uganda.
  • 造句264:那小孩一看到满屋子都是陌生人,感到非常局促不安。
    英  文:When the child see all the room fille with stranger he is much abash.
  • 造句265:中文翻译:那小孩一看到满屋子都是陌生人, 感到非常局促不安。
    英  文:When the child see all the room fille with stranger, he is much abash .
  • 造句266:我为成为一个理想主义者而感到自豪,因为那说明我信仰人类。那听起来可能很天真,但是其他别的信仰将会导致毁灭。
    英  文:Walter Redlich: I'm proud to be an idealist because it shows that I believe in mankind. That may sound naive but every other belief will lead to destruction.
  • 造句267:但凡是曾经在这个领域里胜利前进中有过深切经验的人,对存在中所显示出来的合理性,都会感到深挚的崇敬。
    英  文:But whoever has undergone the intense experience of successful advances made in this domain is moved by profound reverence for the rationality made manifest in existence.
  • 造句268:一想到他那双冷冰冰、黏糊糊的手,我就感到恶心。
    英  文:The very thought of his cold clammy hands repulsed me.
  • 造句269:我对我的问题感到孤单无依,苦恼不已。
    英  文:I feel very alone and distressed about my problem.
  • 造句270:与鲸鱼感到关联部分是由于和我们对鲸鱼态度发生了变化。
    英  文:This sense of revelation is in part due to our changing attitude towards the whale.
  • 造句271:如果您不断地询问他究竟为什么要包含此部分,那么您将感到失落。
    英  文:If you continually question why he included this section at all, then you will be frustrated.
  • 造句272:HARRIET WOROBEY,一个儿童营养顾问,熟知儿童可能会挑食,但即便是她,也会对一个学龄前儿童去年几乎是以巧克力作为主食感到惊讶。
    英  文:HARRIET WOROBEY, a childhood nutrition instructor, knows firsthand that children can be picky eaters, but even she was surprised by a preschooler last year who ate a mostly chocolate diet.
  • 造句273:神秘果:一种原产于西非的水果,内含一种叫神秘果蛋白的糖蛋白。 神秘果蛋白结合在味蕾上以后,吃酸的东西也感到是甜的。
    英  文:Straight edge: The miracle fruit (Synsepalum dulcificum), native to West Africa, contains a glycoprotein called miraculin that binds to taste receptors on the tongue and makes sour foods taste sweet.
  • 造句274:赖特对美国的地方偏狭观念愈发感到沮丧。
    英  文:Wright grew frustrated with American provincialism.
  • 造句275:人们真的为我们的所作所为感到羞耻,但你会为了偿还国际债务削减雷克雅未克某个癌症病房的开支吗?
    英  文:People are really ashamed of what we did, but do you make cuts at a cancer ward in Reykjavik to honour those international debts?
  • 造句276:当我们观察我们周围的世界,尤其是像媒体所描述的那个时,我们中的很多人都会有一丝无助,因为我们感到自己无力实现改变。
    英  文:When we look at the world around us, particularly as portrayed in the media, many of us feel a sense of helplessness at our perceived inability to manifest change.
  • 造句277:直到今天我上舞台前还是会感到紧张。
    英  文:Even today I get nervous before I go onstage.
  • 造句278:这种关系对我一直都很重要,失去它让我感到难过而空虚。
    英  文:The relationship had been important to me and its loss left me feeling sad and empty.
  • 造句279:我为朱莉的婚姻处于破裂的边缘感到难过。
    英  文:I'm sad that Julie's marriage is on the verge of splitting up.
  • 造句280:当他搂住她的时候,感觉就像是他也在搂着我——这就是为什么我感到我们被深深地羁绊住了。
    英  文:As he cuddles with her, it feels like he’s doing the same with me — that’s how profoundly I feel we are all intertwined.
  • 造句281:感到饿了,所以就做了个三明治吃。
    英  文:I was feeling hungry, so I made myself a sandwich.
  • 造句282:你在这儿会感到自在吗?
    英  文:Will you ever feel at home here?
  • 造句283:要是她嫁给那家伙,我不会感到意外。
    英  文:I wouldn’t be surprised if she married that fellow.
  • 造句284:这件事我做不来,这让我感到自己很愚蠢。
    英  文:I couldn’t do it, and it made me feel stupid.
  • 造句285:每当我写字的时候,右臂上的疖子就使我感到疼痛。
    英  文:The boil on my right arm rankled whenever I wrote.

【感到】的拼音及解释

词语
拼音
gǎn dào
解释
觉得:从他的话里我~事情有点不妙。

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