词语大全 有鼻子有眼造句_有鼻子有眼中英文解释和造句

还真是有鼻子有眼，说给我正式来信？ Also really is has the nose to be perforated, says for me the official ining letter?

为什么人有两只眼一只鼻子一个嘴巴? Why does the person have two eyes a nose a mouth?

它有三角形的耳朵，圆眼，黑色的鼻子和一张小嘴。 It has triangular ears, round eyes, a black nose and a small mouth.

我想打鼻眼，但是不知道打了会不会对鼻子有坏处? I want to make nose key point, but did not know to hit can you have disadvantage to nose?

具体便是“楼盘固有的特色不能丢，没有的优点也要做得有鼻子有眼的”。 ” Concrete is “less inherent characteristics can not be discarded, there is no advantage to doing nose has eyes.

关于杰克逊猥亵男童的谣言越发地有鼻子有眼，最终引发了对他的指控，差点将杰克逊送上法庭。 Rumours of child molestation hardened into accusations that threatened to land the singer in court.

有人甚至煞有介事地指称，王菲是因胎儿发育不全才忍痛出下策人工流产，说得有鼻子有眼，让你不得不佩服。 It was apparent seriousness, and even alleged that Wong is a result of fetal agenesis only reluctantly with the choice of abortion, the right eye has a nose, you have to admire.

时间是有眼无珠，人是愚不可及。 time is blind, man is stupid.

一个有眼无珠的人才会看不清这个事实。 One has to be blind not to recognize this fact.

我怎么会如此有眼无珠没有看到我眼前的一切？ How could I be so blind not to see whats before my eyes?

这句话我情愿这样译为：时间是有眼无珠，人是愚不可及。 man, more so. which I should be glad to translate thus:time is blind, man is stupid.

你真是有眼无珠。当时我就站在10码之外，而你竟然没有看见我。 You must be as blind as a bat. I was standing ten yards away, and you looked straight through me.

懵懂无知，冥顽固执，为偏见蒙蔽，受利己者误导，被谎言诱骗，他们有眼无珠，充耳不闻。 Steeped in ignorance, sunk in bigotry, blinded by prejudice, led by self-seeking men, beguiled by falsehoods, theirs was not to see and know.

谁知道摩特兰先生干得那么出色？还有他那许多朋友，原来都住在这儿的，谁知道呀？我们真是有眼无珠。 Who would have thought of Mr. Mottram doing so well? And so many of his friends too that used to stay here? We were entertaining angels unawares.

谁知道摩特兰先生干得那么出色？还有他那许多朋友，原来都住在这儿的，谁知道呀？我们真是有眼无珠。 Who would have thought of Mr. Mottram doing so well? And so many of his friends, too, that used to stay here? We were entertaining angels unawares.

伊利诺伊斯大学的丹尼尔·西蒙斯及哈佛大学的克里斯托夫·查伯利斯两位心理学家所设计的那个实验，最能清晰地说明我们有多么“有眼无珠”。 One of the most spectacular demonstrations of how oblivious we can be was carried out by psychologists Daniel Simons of the University of Illinois and Christopher Chabris at Harvard University.