英汉例句

• But the government「s environmental worries, and anger over Sakhalin Energy」s costs, seem to have something to do with Gazprom「s bargaining.

  但政府对于环境的担忧和对库页能源公司成本的气愤似乎与Gazprom公司的讨价还价有所关系。

• The mechanism of the Chinese Traditional medicine toxicity responds to have something to do with the property of Chinese traditional medicine, also with human body function.

  中药毒性反应发生的机制与中药本身的性质有关，也与人体机体状态有关。

• Through analysis, the phenomenon was thought to have something to do with the absorbed energy of sheet flow on the different slope.

  经分析认为这与不同坡面上水流吸收的能量有关。

• The last 10 miles wound towards today」s end point, the town of Barstow, where I noted that every shop seemed to have something to do with tow-trucks.

  离今天终点最后10英里的地方是小镇巴士度，我注意到这儿所有店铺的生意，多少都与重型卡车有关。

• The problem in China is mainly a farmer problem, and the farmer problem is mainly to have something to do with the land problem of the farmer.

  中国的问题主要是农民问题，而农民问题又主要与农民的土地问题有关。

• They just wanted to have something to do with it. They wanted to feel involved in some way.

  他们只是想跟风走，只是喜欢瞎掺合的感觉。

• In recent years the weather disaster increases to have something to do with tropical rain forest large-scalely drive break.

  近年来气候灾害增多与热带雨林大规模被破坏有关。

• What actually happened, and I believe that it is one of the key ingridients of Estonia’s success, was that to have something to do with the ICT became fashionable.

  我认为，爱沙尼亚案例成功背后的一个关键因素就是：通信技术事实上成为了爱沙尼亚的一种流行风尚。

• The death of a newly dead male family member seemed to have something to do with that secret.

  新近猝死的一位家族传人死因似乎与这个传说有关。