英汉例句

• part of the answer is that the brain appears to be hardwired to be alarmed at, for example, alarms and other shrill noises.

  一部分原因是大脑似乎天生对某些声音，例如警报声以及其他刺耳的噪音易于产生警觉。

• one leading russian oil executive said that the international community should not be alarmed about russian production.

  一位主要的俄罗斯石油公司执行官表示，国际社会无需对俄罗斯的产量感到惊慌。

• chen said that passengers on the china airlines flight should not be alarmed because sars is not believed to be contagious until the onset of a fever.

  该名负责人还表示与这名研究人员一同搭乘飞机返回台湾的旅客没有必要担心，剧信非典只有出现发烧情况时才具有传染性。

• 「the public should not be alarmed by the very small concentrations being reported for most cities, 」 dr. smith wrote in an e-mail.

  史密斯在一份电子邮件中写道「大多数城市的公众没有必要所报道非常低的浓度感到恐慌。」

• don「t be alarmed at this discovery or question why he may have lied to you about it.

  不要为此大惊小怪，质问他为什么撒谎。

• once again, do not be alarmed by this.

  再次提醒别对这些太过惊讶。

• sara hiom of cancer research uk said: 「tall people should not be alarmed by these results.

  英国癌癥研究中心的sarahiom说：「身材高大的人也不必为这些结果大惊小怪。

• don」t be alarmed or ashamed by this, but realize that satan fears your prayers and will try anything to stop them.

  不要恐慌或惭愧，要明白撒但因害怕你祷告而用尽方法阻止你，与其以「为何我竟有如此恶念？」

• 」the absolute risk of cancer is still very low, 「 walsh said. 」no man need be alarmed unduly.「

  “患癌的绝对风险仍然是很低的，」他说，「任何人都不必过度地惊慌。」

• in a statement, president obama said 」all americans should be alarmed by russia's actions".

  在声明中，奥巴马总统称「所有的美国人都应当警惕俄罗斯的行动」。