hardly ever中文，hardly ever的意思，hardly ever翻译及用法

hardly ever 英语释义

英语释义

1. almost never very seldom
we hardly ever see them anymore

hardly ever 片语

片语

Anyone Hardly Ever Used任何人都很少使用

T Hardly Ever传统金属

hardly ever wrong绝不会错的

He hardly ever exercise他几乎从来不运动

hardly ever read书籍和杂志

money hardly ever很少

barelyad 仅仅，勉强；几乎不；公开地；贫乏地

hardly y ever很少

scarcelyad 几乎不，简直不；几乎没有；决不；刚……就……；仅仅，刚刚；勉强，刚；根本不可能；不可能，不会

I hardly ever我几乎没有

He hardly ever skateboard他几乎不滑板

hardly ever 例句

英汉例句

「i guess, 」 i say, not really feeling all that comfortable hearing the secret of someone i hardly ever talk to.
「我想可以。」我说，听一个我几乎没怎么同她交谈过的人说秘密，感觉不是那么舒服。
he hardly ever spoke to ophelia , a beautiful lady whom he had deeply loved.
他几乎不曾跟他深爱的美丽的欧菲莉亚说过话。
many workers, though they’ve been in hcm city for two years, hardly ever leave their rooms except to go to the workplace.
尽管已经在胡志明工作了两年，许多工人除了上班就几乎不离开他们的屋子。
we keep it in a climate-controlled case and we hardly ever move it, because with any sudden shock it could just crumble to dust.
我们一直把它保存在严格控制气候变化的展示台里，几乎不曾移动过；因为任何突然震动都可能使它瞬间崩溃，化为一地尘埃。
he hardly ever passes his exams.
他几乎从来没有通过考试。
however, non-left-most lookup is hardly ever done and the left-most node pointer is always cached.
但是，除了最左侧查找以外，很难执行其他查找，并且最左侧的节点指针始终被缓存。
meanwhile women who watched three hours or more of television a day were 13 percent more likely to be diagnosed with depression than those who hardly ever tuned in.
相比几乎不看电视的人而言，每天看电视时间超过三小时的人得抑郁几率高出了13%。
jane austen never once traveled aboard in her life time and she hardly ever left the south of england.
简.奥斯丁在她的生活中没有出过一次国，甚至从末离开过英国的南部。
the trouble is that these days, things are so nicely packaged, presented and displayed that we hardly ever question how the raw materials used to produce the goods are extracted and processed.
产品有着漂亮的包装，介绍和展示，但我们几乎从来没想过，生产这些商品，提取和加工要消耗掉多少原材料。
however, after 13 years in power—first as nelson mandela「s deputy before succeeding him in 1999—the president has come to be respected or loathed, but hardly ever loved.
然而，掌权13年后——1999年接替曼德拉之前，担任南非副总统职位——他要么受人尊敬，要么遭人记恨，但几乎不可能受人爱戴。
dr rebecca hardy, the council’s program leader on body size, said:"once people become overweight, they continue relentlessly upwards. they hardly ever go back down.
人体体形委员会的项目负责人丽贝卡?哈迪博士说：“人一旦开始肥胖，他们的体重就会一直增加，几乎不可能再变瘦。
before i could answer, my wife said, ?he hardly ever drives.
我还没来得及回答，我妻子就说：“他几乎不开车。
in those times i hardly ever felt tense and stressed out because i was actively using my body to freshen the mind.
在这些时候，我几乎从未感到过紧张和压力，因为我是在积极运用我的身体以使我自己精神焕发。
i hardly ever see people smoking as much even just out in about.
我几乎从来都没有见到过的人们吸烟了。
the huge cost of pension schemes is being dealt with in the private sector. final-salary schemes are hardly ever offered to new employees these days.
私人部门正在处理退休金发放方案的巨额成本，这些天，最终薪水发放方案几乎从来没有提供给新雇员过。
in ordinary consciousness we are hardly ever present.
在通常的意识里，我们几乎不关注当下。
we looked through the literature. it hardly ever happens, obviously. they can get together, but they tend to lack the glue that keeps people together.
我们纵观整个文学史，显然几乎不可能发生。他们可以在一起，但他们缺少凝聚人的能力。
in fact, economic progress hardly ever succeeds in making some people better off, without also making someone else worse off.
实际上，经济发展几乎未使人们变得更富裕，同样也未能使人们的经济状况变得更糟。
i hardly ever heard her singing.
我几乎从未听她唱过歌。
almost all wireless models exhibit some form of input lag, but it」s often so small that you「d hardly ever notice.
基本上所有无线数据模型都会显现出某些形式的输入延迟，只是这通常很微小以至于你几乎从未察觉。
we looked through the literature. it hardly ever happens, obviously.
我们纵观整个文学史，显然几乎不可能发生。
when you produce things you almost always get credit, if it」s a good record, but you hardly ever get the blame if it「s not!
当你制作些东西时，你几乎总会得到赞扬，如果它是张好唱片的话，不过即使它不是，你也几乎受不到责难！
pato was hardly ever absent due to injury in his first two years after joining the club from internacional, but has had his fair share of muscular problems in the past two seasons.
帕托在从巴西国际俱乐部加入球队的头两年里几乎没有因为伤病的原因而缺席过比赛，然而近两年里肌肉问题始终困扰着他。
when you assume people will buy, they hardly ever do.
当你假定人们会来买东西时，人们几乎从来不会来买。
shy people find conversation difficult; they hardly ever speak up because they」re too busy worrying about the impression they're making.
害羞的人觉得交谈很困难；他们几乎从来不大声说话，因为他们太忙于顾虑自己给别人留下的印象。