of one

英 美
  • adv.独自(自发地;自动地)
  • of prep.关于;...的(表所属);出身于;由于
  • one n.一;一个;一体adj.一个的;某一个的;唯一的;同一的pron.任何人;某人
    1. I can't tell whether he or she is to blame it's six of one and half a dozen of the other.
      我说不好他们俩谁是谁非--一个半斤,一个八 .
    2. The policy is designed to prevent the predominance of one group over another.
      该政策旨在防止一些人压制另一些人。
    3. He has been grinding out cheap romantic stories at the rate of one a week.
      他一直以每周一篇的速度生拼硬凑廉价的浪漫小说。
    4. He dreams of one day becoming a famous violinist.
      他梦想有朝一日成为著名的小提琴家。
    5. In the default of one player we have to take the little boy as our team member.
      因为缺乏一名运动员我们只好叫这个小男孩做我们的队员。
    6. A child who could read at the age of one would indeed be a phenomenon.
      一个一岁的孩子能阅读,会被认为是个神童。
    7. As a general contractor in Hong Kong, we are in need of one million square feet of the caption goods for prompt delivery.
      本公司香港一家总承包商,目前需要此项货品100万平方英尺,须马上交货。
    8. A man without an education, many of us believe, is an unfortunate victim of adverse circumstances deprived of one of the greatest twenty-century opportunities.
      我们许多人都相信,没有受过教育的人是境况不佳的不幸牺牲品,他们被剥夺了20世纪最了不起的机会之一。