英语释义

• from 190 million to 135 million years ago; dinosaurs; conifers

片语

middle jurassic中侏罗世；中侏罗纪

Jurassic VR侏罗纪VR

jurassic period侏罗纪，侏罗纪时期

Jurassic Tennis侏罗纪网球

Jurassic GO侏罗纪GO

Jurassic coastline侏罗纪海岸线

Jurassic Hopper跳跃侏罗纪

Jurassic Coast侏罗纪海岸

Jurassic bugs最老昆虫琥珀

英汉例句

• Then, a few years later, Jurassic Park 2 came out.

  几年之后，《侏罗纪公园2》问世了。

• Hoping just for a reaction, he passed the script to his agent, who instead sent it off to the producer Kathleen Kennedy (「 the Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Jurassic Park」).

  希望能得到一些意见，他把手稿交给了他的代理，他的代理又把它寄给了制片人凯瑟琳·肯尼迪(《本杰明·巴顿奇事》，《侏罗纪公园》)。

• 「We called it Jurassic Amber Ale or T-Rex Lager or something, and it was pretty good,」 Cano says.

  「我们把它称作侏罗纪琥珀麦芽酒，或是食肉恐龙啤酒，等等诸如此类的名字，而且它确实相当不错」，卡诺表示。

• This was the closest humanity had come to the discovery imagined in Jurassic Park.

  在《侏罗纪公园》的幻想世界中，这是一个与之最为接近的人类发现。

• It「s giving us an overview of the high Arctic during part of the Jurassic period for the very first time.

  这差不多是相当于我们第一次对侏罗纪部分时期的高纬度北极地区有了大致了解。

• Goldblum also got ring on the finger of Jurassic Park co-star Laura Dern, but the engagement only lasted a couple of years.

  戈德布卢姆还同《侏罗纪公园》中与之演对手戏的劳拉·德恩结婚，但这段姻缘也只持续了数年就终告失败。

• Dorset is a rural county, famous more for its Jurassic coast than whizzy manufacturing.

  多塞特郡是一个乡村，它的侏罗纪时期的海岸比轰鸣的制造业更加出名。

• Jurassic Park came out on my 10th birthday.

  《侏罗纪公园》上映那天是我10岁生日。

• I still remember, his movies, Jurassic Park and Schindler」s List got him nine Oscar awards in 1994.

  我还记得，他的电影《侏罗纪公园》和《辛德勒的名单》在1994年为他赢得了9项奥斯卡奖。

• 「This is my Jurassic Park,」 he said at a meeting of the American Geophysical Union meeting in San Francisco.

  「这就是我的‘侏罗纪公园’。」马施在旧金山召开的美国地球物理学协会会议上发言说。

• Some visitors may wonder how the creatures could ever eat enough to sustain their size, but the Explainer「s mind is in the Jurassic gutter.

  这些庞然大物要吃多少东西才能维持它们巨大身体的需要？ 就在一些来参观的游客可能会对此感到好奇时，那些研究恐龙的专家的思绪早已飞回了侏罗纪时代。

• Norwegian fossil hunters recovered the rear half of the formidable reptile」s skull in south-west Spitsbergen in what has been described as one of the most significant Jurassic discoveries ever made.

  在斯匹次卑尔根岛西南部，挪威寻化石者寻找到了这种可怕的爬行动物头骨的后半部，被称为有史以来侏罗纪化石的一个最重要的发现。

• In the movie and novel Jurassic Park, DNA preserved in an insect trapped in amber millions of years ago is used to recreate dinosaurs.

  在电影以及同名小说《侏罗纪公园》中，保存在一只古昆虫——这只昆虫在几百万年以前被困在琥珀中——体内的DNA被用于复活恐龙。

• As you can tell from this「 Jurassic Park 」shot, so does Steven Spielberg.

  若你能认出这是《侏罗纪公园》的镜头，斯蒂芬·斯皮尔伯格也可以。

• So, this discovery pushes the existence of the Nephila back to the Jurassic Period, making them the longest ranging spider genus known.

  所以，这项研究将络新妇的出现年代提前到了侏罗纪，使得其成为了蜘蛛中已知的生存年代跨度最大的一属。

• The paper caused a stir in the scientific community and inspired Michael Crichton to write his best-selling dinosaur-cloning novel, Jurassic Park, which came out in 1990.

  这篇论出炉后曾在科学界轰动一时，并启发迈克尔·克莱顿写出了自己最畅销的怪物克隆小说——《侏罗纪公园》，这本书发表于1990年。

• Jurassic bark: a non-too smiley dog dresses as a stegosaurus.

  侏罗纪的吠叫：一只看起来还蛮严肃的狗狗打扮成剑龙。

• Look at Jurassic Park - great book by Michael Crichton, great movie by Steven Spielberg - but beneath the surface they have very little in common.

  看看《侏罗纪公园》——迈克尔·克莱顿的原着十分精彩，斯皮尔伯格的电影也很出色——但事实上这两者基本没有什么共同点。

• And similarly I might feel terrorwhen watching Jurassic Park—yetI’m never tempted to run screaming from the cinema, which I surely would doshould I even briefly forget that those raptors aren’t real.

  同样的，当我看《侏罗纪公园》的时候，我会感到害怕，但我绝不会惊叫着跑出电影院，如果我暂时的忘了这些恐龙是假的，那我肯定会这么做。

• Gingkos have no close living relatives, and their ancestry can be traced all the way back to the Jurassic period.

  银杏有没有活着的近亲，它们的祖先可以一直追溯到侏罗纪时期。