| 词汇 | example_english_went |
| 释义 | Examples of wentThese 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. I mean, he's just a friend, but the talk that went on here. Although it is fair to say nothing went out of the office without my approval, not much would have emerged without their presence and support. With the renewed confidence of the post-famine period the transformation went further. We walked along the bottom half and went in the lift. Four of these children with chronically depressed mood went on to develop a major depressive episode as young adults. However, the greatest tribute is to the author for the half-century of research and many months of writing that went into this work. The texts we have examined thus far concern the confessions made by soldiers before they went into combat. As a result, my study of the language went little further. I went over and asked him whether that was his usual way of calling his dog, and he agreed. The children lived and went to school on the grounds. I went to talk at local conferences and tell teachers what was needed for them to get started. Each transfer culture went through approximately seven or eight cell doublings. The primary difference between those who went on to recurrent hypertensive disease of pregnancy was in the interpregnancy plasma volume and the inter-pregnancy venous capacitance. The filmmakers, however, went out of their way to dispel such associations. We went there again this time - it was transformed. There is a difference between the concerns of this generation and those that went before us. When soldiers went home, their idealization as warriors was recognized and celebrated by their families and communities. The subject went on the pill after the baby was born. The mounting evidence that widespread disease control was leading to unprecedented rates of population growth went largely unheeded by governments and international organizations. Of the 58 who chose sterilisation, 46 (79-3%) had the operation before they went home. Smokers went to bed significantly later, and spent significantly less time in bed, than non-smokers. Each of these effects went in the direction described before. They went skating on the pond behind her house. She went out to look for the hens. Users might curse the laboratory, but if they went away emptyhanded then that was it. He had no option but to sell on a falling market when farming went into depression. When one of the inspectors recognized him and called him by his real name, the man went away. Here is how it went in the contested election hearing. He did not reply but went in [his] consulting room. The actual status of managerial elites has not undergone any revolutionary changes, either; it just went through the process of becoming legitimate. Their research went easily from the first day in the library to the final publication. The temperature went down after the ablation front passed the probe. The analyst then went through each diagnosis, finally concluding that they all could be argued convincingly. The problem went beyond the deficiencies of any particular ideology; it was inherent in the quest for ideological closure. All in all, one can say that the restructuring of the economy went better than elsewhere. Thus, they went way beyond the legal limits of their religious and secular powers. The scale went from 0 (death) to 1 (perfect health). In this study, even highly motivated students seldom went beyond the level of knowledge required for them to complete the comprehension tasks. I went to college to study science and to become a teacher. As a cultural practice, crime storytelling thus had historical ramifications that went beyond questions of 'legibility' and the tricks of the so-called 'urban uncanny'. The time needed to compute the 3-edge solutions went down from over 150 hours to around 40 minutes. He also went to some of these places to frolic with orangutans and to meet primitive cultures. Disaster monies went to communities in need, but the level of aid was driven by political and electoral interests in addition to need. When this effort went "too far," it resulted in a far-reaching backlash against activist government. We could have helped in several areas as the drafts went along. The cry went up among the abbey party that the mayor intended to remove the sanctuary men. Now, she went far beyond writing of the sacred in sensual terms. His conclusion was that devaluation was the solution, which went very much against the politics of the time - previous governments had tried to prevent devaluation. To ensure that this treatment took 45 minutes, the teacher went through the directions a second time. More theorizing went into the problem of who was fit for manual labor than how to grant self-rule. Of the city's fifteen parliamentary constituencies, ten went unionist, three were secured by coalition liberals, and one each by coalition labour and labour. In our interviews we simply asked the girls first, what their religion was, and second, whether they went to church (chapel, etc.) or not. The local sellers knew her since she went to the market every day, and usually gave her some bargains. The hard work, ingenuity and sheer intellect that went into many of these studies is indeed impressive, and well demonstrated by such extended illustration. At the same time the seminaries, dependent on state subsidies following the secularization of church lands, went into decline. Religious opposition, especially from mainstream denominations, went hand-in-glove with press and civic discontent. The trials, too, which came and went, give the impression of a ' rise ' and then a ' decline ' of magic, obscuring its perennial and persistent nature. In the end, to the irritation and desperation of exporters, official prices went up to 3$000/kilo. If the conversation went on longer, she would speak her inner beliefs out loud. I went to the sale, and bought it all. However, this development went hand in hand with the need for clearer definitions of differences and boundaries. Echoes of these arguments can be found in dozens of communities, though they usually went unrecorded. The former went through fourteen editions before 1651, the latter at least twenty-seven before 1681. Is it possible that the book went to press without anyone, anywhere, proofreading it ? Apart from knowing when and how to drop off and pick up their children, parents knew very little about what went on in the nursery. I went to enhance my understanding of the intriguing and arcane world of architects' public relations and self-promotion. They went home, reminisced, cried, and began to make plans for funeral arrangements. At the same time there were philosophical implications that went to the heart of defining the foundations of the subject. He was very gentle as he went through the ritual anointing. The system can also automatically produce a recorded documentation of the design rationale, including the factors that went into selecting the par ts. The results indicated that a significant percentage of the teacher's error-correction moves went unnoticed. Various professional associations supported the struggle and went on a sympathy strike. People were stealing bread from those who went to the bakery. There is also some evidence that the squeeze on resources meant that a higher percentage of charitable funds went to the intended beneficiaries. The conical mirror was made of polished brass that went through a chrome-plating process to improve the optical quality. The heavenly music of slowly changing polyphonic voices in just intonation went on for hours. During the inter-war period, most of the humbler posts in the colonial administration, particularly those of interpreters and guards, went to veterans. If this was indeed the case, it signals a rebalancing of priorities in foreign policy which went hand in hand with democratisation in both countries. Careful observation of these cases further reveals that the results of the committees' decisions neither went against party politics nor any high profile party politician. Interviewers then went through extensive training on the questionnaire and interview protocol. At the same time as landed income went up, parliament enacted legislation to limit patronage sources available to politicians. Also, wealthy foreign owners could not as easily demand bailouts if business went sour. The present pattern of church government resembles the various 'polarisations' that went with the older rite. One reported outbreak involved school children that went to the emergency department of a nonparticipating hospital. In no time at all, the chewer went through the antics of a voracious squirrel stuffing the three large pieces into his mouth. How they went about that was completely up to them. We went there and played some video games and pirated some stuff. They went with their abbot's approval and blessing. If he went to the theatre (as he continued to do from force of habit) he could find no pleasure there. They were also the women who went more and more to seek the aid of psychiatrists and marriage counsellors. Once having received an advance, a miner remained bound to his advancer wherever he went, so long as the advancer continued to make credit available. In general, further energies went into consolidation, as the struggle for day-to-day survival offered little time or opportunity for political mobilisation. He got more and more animated as our visit went on. One surprising development however was that the increase in home help provision between 1980 and 1985 went almost entirely to elderly men living alone. The curtain went down in dignity and tranquillity. After the 1987 election, the battle went on with new intensity. 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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