| 词汇 | example_english_there |
| 释义 | Examples of thereThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Well, that is rather a romantic poem; there's even less reservation in that. Still, there's heuristic gain in analyzing them as a self-contained system even if novelists are drawn by temperament toward narrative rather than philosophy. Make them forget there's such a thing as flesh. Along the main trails, the width of a pavement with walls like bulwarks on each side, there's a constant traffic, involving all ages. There's a tunnel up ahead but you must skirt round it. There's no need for lengthy, costly, uncertain litigation to enforce the law. The form there's seems a frozen option, not relevant here. Our life is more fulfilling with e-mails, because there's art in them, and this paper explores that art in terms of discourse analysis. There's a question of how much market we can afford, without destroying the social ties that make the market possible. There's a lot to be said for the innocent ear. Refresh with liquid, when the sun's gone - there's an excess of wine here. To sleep, perchance to learn - aye, there's the rub! I don't know that there's a lot of new material here. There's lots of clues as to why there's three. There's a big gulf between the decision-making processes in health and the evidence. I disagree that there's any need to build these social factors into the linguistic information in lexical items, however. There's always one voice in each of the stories that is noisier than the others, that seems to have some emotional connection to the material. They seem to have reasoned that ladies is plural, but as there's only one woman here, the expression needs to be singular. There's a sense of contact between the stage and the people whose story it's telling. There's a pragmatic thing that we have - a dislike of theory and too much discussion. All of this makes me think that there's considerable scope for a third party services market around the whole people-search area. While the shorter sections are useful and interesting in themselves, there's a possibility that a reader might not know where to start with this edition. They can call you then and when they do, there's no disobeying. The fact that there's the perception about things being about slavery. Which means, there's a moment of enquiry, she is seeking, she wants to find out whether it's all over or not. Well, it's that old saying: you go well the first time, but there's nothing for the second time. If there's a lot of international lending, it had better be done in the banks. Second, there's almost an aesthetic quality that you model extremely cleanly. You arrive somewhere, walk along and there's light at the end. There's a great advantage in having few children. There's that fear of losing your partner to a younger woman. Rather, there's a spectrum: you have spontaneous action on one end and planned moves on the other. To me, there's the record, there's the show, and sometimes there's the record of the show. There's lots of pressure to pack more and more people. At a methodological level one gets the impression that there's been a huge amount of rather pointless work here. In unidirectional syncretisms there's good evidence that one cell is dependent on the other. There's bound to be some conflicts, especially between me and the in-laws. There's people worse than her have got to come back in her place. The main reason is that there's little correlation between an individual food's glycemic index and that of a whole meal. There's a man (who) came to see me. She said there's a lot of bickering, people talking about one another. The people that research cannot help are those who don't believe there's a problem. In the former communist countries, there's no doubt. The additional sentences may all be compatible with both construals (and why assume that there's always compatibility ?). The stuff comes out in great masses, and then there's the business of joining. There's an abundance of or namentation in music often on more than two staves. While there's still much we don't know, many exciting breakthroughs are already giving us better ways to protect and treat our hearts. There's a liturgical detachment from the three statements previous to it and the last one, and there's a subjectivity that fills the gap. There's something about the restriction of palette that forces you into a kind of groove where you rethink your options. There's another problem, too, that evolutionary psychologists face when trying to convince others about the value of their enterprise. Should you have a lot of little pieces, so there's a high probability of hitting, but it won't be as harmful to the object hit? There's no communication area: it's built on the principle that rooms follow one another, being increasingly intimate. Then again, there's the question of current fashion. There's not a spare note in the transparent orchestration, which nonetheless glitters with colour and character. There's a major obstacle, however, to these subjects fully entering opera, as the very vocabulary of my remarks probably reveals. Whether there's reason to set about attending to those facts, or discovering more, is another matter. There's a competition for the fastest time climbing two mountains over a certain height in a given area, starting and ending on a public road. I think there's an awful lot of material in this volume that hasn't been properly digested by the profession; it's basically been ignored. However, there's something peculiar about claiming that hate speech has or can have this sort of deliberative value of producing correctives to hate speech. All of them presently have industry on them and there's a massive pressure for it all to turn to residential use. I think there's value in this feeling of vertigo, this realisation that causality or determination is precarious and incomplete. There's no confidence at all in that child, and then they expect a good result! They rather argued that there's no reason to expect that they should. Then there's a common word for 'all', bce. There's more to it than this, of course. There's a 'strong tendency' for this to happen, says another. If you forget about the actual physical aspects of eating and drinking and living under a roof, there's nothing more rewarding. There's the aspect of the behavior that bothers us - the negative symptom; the other aspect tells us of what the person is still capable. There's one little old lady ... was saying yesterday that she nearly rang me up during the week because she was feeling down in the dumps. There's a kind of satisfaction in knowing you can actually achieve something you really want to do. If there's anything in particular you want doing, they'll do it. There's so much to hear when you stop and listen to individual voices. There's a lot of people in the same ... illness. Naturally there's no switch one can simply throw. There's more energy going into design, and there's more energy going into getting it built. Furthermore, on these terms (and given the signing theorem) there's no objection to calling /can't/ 'a negated modal verb' (compare section 5.2 above). There's a big degree of illiteracy and functional illiteracy. There's no destruction (...) what you see is not destruction. There's something about this that makes me just a bit uneasy. There's an increasing number of journals, published in many countries of the world, that you need to read to stay on top of your field. There's room for a variety of skirmishes between us. In the meantime there's not much else we can do. One might think that there's something rather philosophically ' unsportsmanlike ' in my presenting a moving target like this. There's also as construct to convert tainted data to un-tainted form so that dangerous functions can be used on it. There's not much more money to be had for working. I think there's a question mark around balanced communities because it seems to me that it can work both ways. The pull of the opposing considerations (learners clearly do\\clearly don't generalize) is so strong that there's a danger of just seesawing uselessly between them. There's nothing wrong with neoclassical thinking in its place. I sleep because there's nothing else to do. We don't say 'dry your eyes there's nothing to cry about he's in a better place'. I think there's overlap between primary health care team members. There's also the future part of it; you can't prove that in any way. Also in vocal music which uses a text, there's a structural layer of the eventual composition which is pre-existent in all its semantic multidimensionality. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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