英汉例句

• The currency「s strength comes at a time when Germany」s Labour costs are beginning to creep up after a long decline, notes Michael Heise, chief economist of the Allianz financial group.

  货币的力量时正值德国的劳动力成本开始上升蠕变经过长期下跌，债券迈克尔heise经济师，安联金融集团的首席经济师Michaelheise指出当德国货币的强势是发生在劳动力成本在长期下降后开始缓慢上升的时期的。

• Love seems to creep up on you.

  爱情似乎是悄悄降临。

• But they're expected to creep up in coming years as the cost of increasingly stringent clean-air regulations are passed on to customers.

  但是电费在未来几年肯定会上涨，因此清洁空气持续严厉法规的成本已转嫁到消费者身上。

• At night, when everybody was asleep, the little boy used to creep up the stairs and play softly to himself.

  在夜间，当大家都睡了，小男孩用蠕变了楼梯和发挥自己的温柔。

• Love tends to creep up on us.

  爱情，总是喜欢悄悄到来。

• Allow your speed to creep up - revving the engine and causing the car to accelerate quickly is wasteful, as is speeding up to traffic lights and having to stop.

  加速要缓-当高速行驶时遇到红灯需要停车时，过快加速会造成浪费。

• I would guess that modern humans, with no natural predators but themselves, and with all their toys and mental constructs and cosy rooms, are relatively easy to creep up on.

  我不妨猜想，现代人除了自身之外并没有其他天然的掠夺者，还拥有一切玩具、精神构建和舒适房间，相对而言容易麻痹大意，受到偷袭。

• The study found that waistbands slowly begin to creep up an inch or two as a man leaves his teenage years behind and enters the workplace.

  研究发现，当男人告别青春期，进入职场时，裤腰开始一寸两寸地慢慢往上升。