gretchen

英 ['ɡretʃən] 美
  • n. 格雷琴(女子名,等于Margaret)

实用场景例句


Gretchen chewed energetically on the gristled steak.
格蕾琴费劲地嚼着那块带软骨的牛排。

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Once Gretchen had left the office, her doubts would return with a vengeance.
格蕾琴只要一离开办公室,她又会疑窦丛生。

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Rudolph laughed and despite herself Gretchen had to laugh, too.
鲁道夫笑了,而格丽卿也不由得笑了起来.

辞典例句

Gretchen seemed to be moving in a private trance of her own.
格丽卿似乎迷失在自己的沉思里.

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Gretchen had switched targets and he no longer was under attack.
格丽卿转移了目标,也不再受攻击了.

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What goes on in those office downtown, Gretchen wondered.
那些商业区的办公楼里在搞些什么呢, 格丽卿捉摸.

辞典例句

Gretchen was surprised at his outburst.
格丽卿对他突然的滔滔不绝,觉得奇怪.

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The barman splashed some soda in Gretchen's glass.
侍者往格丽卿的酒杯里倒了些苏打水.

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Carruth arrives at a cafe and Gretchen waves him over.
卡鲁斯出现在一座小餐馆内,格雷琴冲他招手.

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Lincoln calls Gretchen and fills her in on Self's double - cross.
林肯格打给格雷琴,将赛尔夫的出卖告诉了她.

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Back at the Gate, Gretchen gets word that Self is captured.
在Gate公司, 格雷琴收到了赛尔夫已被抓住的消息.

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He asks Gretchen to help him find a new buyer for Scylla.
赛尔夫要格雷琴帮忙,为“锡拉”找个新买家.

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Gretchen and Agent Self meet with Vikan to sell Scylla.
格雷琴和赛尔夫与威肯会面,准备出售“锡拉”.

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Gretchen was beautiful, her mother said, just as she had been when she was Gretchen's age.
格丽卿很美丽, 她母亲说, 就象她自己在格丽卿的年龄时一样.

辞典例句

There was nobody against whom Gretchen could press claims for compensation.
格丽卿当然不能向别人要求赔偿损失.

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双语例句


1. I had spent the intervening time in London, with Gretchen.
我与格蕾琴在伦敦度过了那中间的一段时间。

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2. If I were you, Mrs Gretchen, I just wouldn't worry about it.
要是我是你,格蕾琴夫人,我一点都不会担心。

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3. Gretchen chewed energetically on the gristled steak.
格蕾琴费劲地嚼着那块带软骨的牛排。

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4. I hope you didn't say anything about Gretchen.
我希望你对格蕾琴的事只字未提。

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5. Once Gretchen had left the office, her doubts would return with a vengeance.
格蕾琴只要一离开办公室,她又会疑窦丛生。

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英文词源


Gretchen
fem. proper name, German diminutive of Greta, a German and Swedish pet form of Margaret. Somestimes used as a typical German female name, also sometimes in reference to the name of the simple girl seduced by Faust.