包圍用英語怎么說
包圍,指四面圍住,使其無法逃跑。語出《文獻(xiàn)通考·田賦六》:“ 延福 等五十四圩,周回一百五十馀里,包圍諸圩在內(nèi)。”那么你知道包圍用英語怎么說嗎?下面來學(xué)習(xí)一下吧。
包圍英語說法1:
surround
包圍英語說法2:
encircle
包圍英語說法3:
enwrap
包圍英語例句:
部隊(duì)已將該城包圍。
Troops have surrounded the town.
部隊(duì)包圍了這城市好幾個(gè)月。
The army has laid siege to the city several months.
我們已被敵人包圍,必須殺出一條血路。
Having been surrounded by the enemy, we must fight our way out.
敵軍包圍了該城。
Enemy troops had encircled the town.
部件包圍盒是包圍該部件的外接長方體。
The bounding box is the external cuboid surrounding the components.
他們的金發(fā)鎖包圍傳達(dá)他們的極端年齡的刺骨的眼睛。
Their blond locks surround piercing eyes that convey their extreme age.
你們的信念就象包圍你們的圍欄。
Your beliefs can be like fences that surround you.
電腦窗口就是包圍在矩形框中的屏幕的區(qū)域。
A computer window is the area of the screen enclosed in a rectangular box.
我們被包圍只不過十二分鐘。
We had been trapped for only twelve minutes.
敵軍被我們包圍了。
The enemy were besieged by us.
我們用兩個(gè)師包圍了這座城市。
We encompassed the city with two divisions.
將軍派遣一支大部隊(duì)去包圍機(jī)場。
The general detached a large force to surround the airport.
機(jī)場被叛亂分子包圍。
The airport was encircled by the rebels.
敵人以重兵包圍了該鎮(zhèn)。
The enemy beset the town with a strong army.
我用我的光包圍著你。
I surround you with my light.
你已經(jīng)把敵人包圍了。
You have the enemy surrounded.
韓國被強(qiáng)大的鄰國包圍,應(yīng)該拿出一個(gè)計(jì)劃,設(shè)法與它們共存。
Surrounded by powerful neighbors, Korea should come up with a plan to coexist with them.
不要讓您自己被擔(dān)心和焦慮所包圍---- 例如 如果公司的同事聚集在休息室閑聊談?wù)摬脝T的事情那時(shí)您就別前去湊熱鬧了也不必和他們一起擔(dān)心。
Don't surround yourself with worry and anxiety – For example, if co-workersgather in the break room to gossip and talk about job cuts, then don't gothere and worry with everyone else.
你想要集中注意力在手中的一個(gè)任務(wù)上但是你的思維因?yàn)楸换靵y包圍而不能做到那樣,尤其當(dāng)你是一個(gè)男人的時(shí)候。
You want to be focusing on the task at hand and your mind can’t do thatsurrounded by chaos, especially if you’re a man.
每次停車吃水果,我們都被好奇的村民所包圍。
At each stop for fruit, we are surrounded by curious villagers.
你看那些被供奉在神壇上的獨(dú)裁者們,被士兵的刺刀和警察的警棍包圍著。
You see these dictators on their pedestals, surrounded by the bayonets oftheir soldiers and the truncheons of their police.