leanly

Lean against my arm,I will support you.

靠在我胳膊上,我來(lái)扶住你。

The boy stood leaning against the sofa.

那個(gè)男孩倚著沙發(fā)站著。

The old man leaned against the wall, bewailing his misfortune.

老漢靠在墻上,哀嘆自己的不幸。

We had to lean against the strong wind in order to move forward at all.

為了繼續(xù)前進(jìn),我們只好頂著大風(fēng)走。

He leaned his back against the wall.

他背靠在墻上。

The child leaned his back against the fence.

孩子靠在柵欄上。

Lean the board against the wall, it is in the way.

把板子靠在墻上,它擋道。

Lean a ladder against a wall.

把梯子靠在墻上。

The courts tend to be influenced by a man\\\'s past, and lean against such a prisoner, so it is no longer permitted in court to mention a man\\\'s earlier crimes.

在押犯的歷史容易影響法官的態(tài)度,從而產(chǎn)生偏見(jiàn)。所以,法庭上再也不容許提及被告人有前科。

The old woman leaned back in the chair and took a nap.

老婦人靠在椅子上打盹。

The willows leaned back under a stiff wind.

柳樹(shù)被風(fēng)吹得直向后仰。

I leaned back to get a better view, and fell off the chair.

我向后仰,本想看清楚些,結(jié)果卻從椅子上摔了下來(lái)。

We leaned the poles back against the wall.

我們把這些竿子斜倚在墻上。

Please don\\\'t lean your chair back, you\\\'ll break it.

請(qǐng)不要坐在椅子上往后仰,你會(huì)把椅子弄壞的。

Tony was too tall that he had to lean down to get through the doorway.

托尼個(gè)子太高了,進(jìn)門時(shí)不得不彎下腰來(lái)。

The branches leaned down to the ground, heavy with the weight of the fruit.

累累的果實(shí)使枝頭垂向地面。

She leaned her face down to be kissed by the child.

她彎下腰讓孩子吻她。

He leaned forward and looked into the hole.

他彎腰往洞里張望。

Don\\\'t lean too far forward, you might fall over board.

身子不要向前探過(guò)頭,那樣會(huì)從船甲板上掉下去的。

He leaned forward and patted me on the shoulder.

他向前傾著身子并拍我的肩膀。

He leaned his head forward.

他低著頭。

I leaned my head forward to hear what they were saying.

我把頭掉過(guò)去,聽(tīng)聽(tīng)他們?cè)谡f(shuō)什么。

Lean on me if you feel dizzy.

如果你覺(jué)得頭暈,就靠在我身上好了。

Don\\\'t lean so heavily on me.

別這么使勁地靠在我身上。

I know you are tired;please lean on my arm.

我知道你累了,請(qǐng)靠在我臂上吧。

Lean on my arm,I will help you to walk.

靠著我的肩頭,我扶著你走。

If you lean upon those wet railings you\\\'ll dirty your sleeve.

你若靠在那些濕欄桿上,會(huì)弄臟袖子的。

He leaned upon the table.

他靠在桌子上。

She sang the song leaning on the piano.

她倚著鋼琴唱這支歌。

Leaning her head on my shoulder, she began to cry.

她把頭靠在我的肩上哭了起來(lái)。

Don\\\'t lean your elbows upon the table, it\\\'s not polite.

別把胳膊肘支在桌子上,那樣不禮貌。

Do not lean too much on others.

不要太依賴別人。

They always lean on us when they\\\'re in trouble.

他們有麻煩時(shí)總是依賴我們。

You have to make your own way in the world, and not lean on your father for the rest of your life.

你得自己闖出一條路來(lái),不能后半輩子也依靠你父親。

Do it yourself, don\\\'t lean on others for support.

自己做,不要依賴別人的支持。

If you pay the gang the thousand pounds, they\\\'ll only lean on you for more.

如果你把這一千英鎊拿給這幫歹徒,他們只會(huì)向你勒索更多的錢。

We were supposed to share the profit from the jewel robbery, but now he\\\'s hidden them— we might have to lean on him a little.

珠寶本應(yīng)平分,可他卻把東西藏了起來(lái),看來(lái)我們得給他點(diǎn)顏色。

Please don\\\'t lean out.

請(qǐng)別把頭探出去。

She went to the window and leaned out.

她走向窗子,將身子伸出去。

Lean your head out for a moment and see if it\\\'s raining.

把頭伸出去,看看是不是在下雨。

He went to the parapet and leaned over.

他走到欄桿前,俯身靠在欄桿上。

John leaned over and whispered something into my ear.

約翰伸過(guò)頭來(lái),向我輕輕耳語(yǔ)了一番。

The small tree leans over in the wind.

那棵小樹(shù)在風(fēng)中傾斜著。

The old building is leaning over at a dangerous angle and may fall at any moment.

這座年代已久的建筑已傾斜到了很危險(xiǎn)的程度,隨時(shí)都有可能倒塌。

As Jim leaned over to pick up the pen, he felt a sharp pain in his back.

吉姆彎腰拾鋼筆時(shí),后背一陣劇痛。

Please don\\\'t lean over me while I\\\'m working, it annoys me.

我干活時(shí)別趴在我身上,怪煩人的。

If you lean over the railing and look ahead , you\\\'ll see the river.

你憑欄遠(yuǎn)眺,就可以看到那條河。

The pair of lovers were leaning over the bridge, looking into the water.

這對(duì)情侶趴在橋上,望著河水。

The clerk leaned over the counter.

那位職員趴在柜臺(tái)上。

He leans over backwards to make up for what he has lost.

他盡力彌補(bǔ)他的損失。

Jackson is leaning over backwards to persuade his wealthy uncle.

杰克遜想盡種種辦法去討好他那個(gè)有錢的叔叔。

He leaned over backwards to prove he was unprejudiced.

他極力證明自己是沒(méi)有成見(jiàn)的。

Tom leaned over backwards to try to impress the manager.

湯姆盡力想給經(jīng)理一個(gè)好印象。

I practically leaned over backwards to persuade him to stay, but to no avail.

為勸他留下來(lái),我可算是苦口婆心,可他說(shuō)什么也不肯。

I\\\'ve leant over backwards to help her.

我已竭盡全力幫助她。

The child leaned towards his mother and fell headlong in front of her.

孩子向母親彎過(guò)身去,在她面前一頭栽倒了。

I had to lean towards the secretary to hear what she was saying.

為了聽(tīng)清秘書(shū)在說(shuō)什么,我只好把身子探過(guò)去。

If you lean too far towards the water, you might fall in.

你身子要是朝水面斜得太厲害,說(shuō)不定要掉進(jìn)水里。

Young people today lean towards casual clothes.

現(xiàn)在的年輕人傾向于穿休閑裝。

Having lived in Shanghai for a decade or so, he still leans towards his native dishes.

在上海雖已住了10年左右,他還是喜歡吃家鄉(xiāng)菜。

His interest leans towards biochemistry.

他的興趣在生物化學(xué)方面。

Personally I lean towards a teaching career.

就我個(gè)人來(lái)說(shuō),我傾向于從事教學(xué)工作。

I lean towards the belief that there should be education for everybody.

我傾向于這樣的信念,教育應(yīng)當(dāng)面向大眾。

Do some oriental philosophies lean towards fatalism?

有些東方的哲學(xué)家傾向于宿命論嗎?

He leans towards the opinion that we should leave here at once.

他傾向于我們馬上離開(kāi)這兒。

I lean towards letting him go along.

我傾向于讓他一個(gè)人去。

Recent events lean me more towards favouring longer years of imprisonment.

最近發(fā)生的事件更使我傾向于這種意見(jiàn):延長(zhǎng)罪犯關(guān)押年限。