英汉例句

• meanwhile, researchers at boston university predict there will be even more, estimating some 3 million baby boomers will live to be 100 or older.

  同时，波士顿大学的研究人员则预估婴儿潮时期出生的人中有近300万人将活到100岁或100岁以上。

• if you live to be 100 years old, i hope i live to be 100 minus 1 day, so i never have to live without you.

  假如你的寿命是100年，那我希望自己活到100岁的前一天，因为那样我的生命中每天都有你。

• i live to be the ruler of life, not a slave.

  我要做生活的主宰，而非奴隶。

• ok. anyway, if only the good die young, we「ll both probably live to be a hundred.

  好吧。反正如果只有好人不长命，那我们两个大概都会活到一百岁。

• the prophecy that he would live to be king ws fulfilled.

  他将成为国王的预言果然应验了。

• few people live to be 100.

  很少有人活到一百岁。

• using their genetic model, researchers found they could predict with 77 percent accuracy who would live to be 100 or higher based on genetics alone in the sample.

  运用他们的遗传模型，单独依靠样本中的遗传因素，研究者们发现他们有77%的準确度可以推测也谁可以活到100岁或者更高年龄。

• they can live to be over 50 years old.

  它们能活过50岁。

• the 」sin「 of modern societies is having people live to be much older.

  而现代社会的‘罪恶’就是让人们活得时间更长了一些而已。

• dr. bernie siegel found he could predict which of his cancer patients would go into remission by asking, 「do you want to live to be one hundred?」

  希伯尼医生发现，他能预知哪些癌癥病人会痊愈，他只要问癌癥病人：「你想活到一百岁吗？

• cat experts say she has clocked up the equivalent of 172 human years - and cats live to be about 15 on average which means lucy has more than doubled her life expectancy.

  猫科专家说，猫的平均寿命只有15岁，而露西已经活了39岁，相当于人类的172岁，比一般猫的寿命超出了不止一倍。

• only one person in two billion will live to be 116 or older.

  二十亿人之中只要一人能活过116岁。

• he is making good on his promise with a new book, secrets of longevity: hundreds of ways to live to be 100, which combines traditions from the east with scientific advances from the west.

  他在一本新书中发表了“长寿的秘密：上百种方法让你活到100岁」，而他也也实现了他在其中提出的结合东方传统和西方先进科技的承诺。

• not many people who live to be 100 are still driving a car.

  并不是所有活到100岁的人都还可以开车。

• by the end of the century, the u. n. estimates we will live to be 85 on average, and virtually everyone will read, write, and have access to food, water, and sanitation.

  联合国估计在本世纪末我们的平均寿命会增加到85岁，并且事实上每个人都会读书写字和有机会得到食物、水和卫生设施。

• in fact, considering that we spend more time dead than alive – we may live to be 100 but we are classified as 「dead」 forever after – it is perhaps a more natural state.

  实际上，既然我们死去的时间远比活着的时间长——我们也许能活到一百岁，但在那之后就永远被归为「死去的」一类——死亡可能是一种更为自然的状态。

• if you live to be a hundred, i want to live to be a hundred minus one day, so i never have to live without you. (winnie the pooh)

  如果你要活到100岁，那么我只要活到100岁差1天，这样我就不用度过没有你陪伴的分分秒秒。

• if i thought i」d live to be a hundred, i「d go back to college next fall.

  如果我认为我能活到百岁，那么明年秋天我就要重返大学。

• yet if the statisticians are right, one sixth of the current british population will live to be centenarians, trapped in bodies that belie their mental agility – or worse, make an apt match for it.

  或许统计学家没错，现在英国人口中有六分之一的人将活到100岁。 但到那时候，生命躯壳虽存在，思维却变得迟钝甚至更糟，与身体无法匹配。

• a new us study suggests that middle aged people born of parents where one or both live to be 85 or more have a lower risk of heart disease.

  一项美国的新研究表明双亲中的一个或两个寿命是85岁或更高所生出的中年人患心脏病的危险较低。

• to live to be 125 years old.

  活到125岁。

• if you live to be 100, i hope i live to be 100 minus 1 day, so i never have to live without you.

  如果你能活100岁，我希望我能活100岁零1天，这样我就能永远不离开你了。

• nowadays a lot of people can live to be over 80 years old.

  现在相当多的人可以活到八十多岁。

• if i live to be a hundred, i will never forget the look on my father」s face.

  如果我能活到一百岁，我永远都不会忘记我父亲脸上的表情。